Sentence examples for be too used from inspiring English sources

Those bemoaning the lack of 'real action' at this stage may be too used to 'hard power' reasoning: they won't believe the economy is rescued until they see the money flow into the pockets of the people.

People are too used to the rat.

We're too used to cheap food.

She was too used to his sudden appearances for that.

Maybe I'm too used to boxing, but M.M.A. seems more violent, and boxers have died.

"But I'm too used to it, I don't think I can ever let go".

Maybe I'm too used to western dramatic practices, with their emphasis on subtext and tension.

Rhode Island's a big place, but I was too used to it.

(Eisenhower remarked, a little cruelly, that Rockefeller was "too used to borrowing brains instead of using his own").

"Sometimes Russians are too used to living in wretchedness to be able to enjoy something of quality," he said.

When it comes to telling stories, I think we're too used to telling them at bedtime.