Sentence examples for becoming second nature from inspiring English sources
While others like Apple, Google and Microsoft have been introducing voice interfaces for some time, Echo's use of Alexa is more intuitive and natural, and using it is quickly becoming second nature for Echo owners to access information, entertainment services, and to control devices in their home.
With technology becoming second nature to younger generations, hacking and DDos attacks have become more prevalent.
Embarrassment is now becoming second nature to the Labour party, but its cock-up architects excelled themselves with Traingate.
BETHESDA, Md. — These bravura opening-round performances in major championships are becoming second nature for Rory McIlroy, the 22-year-old sensation from Holywood, Northern Ireland.
Of course, that's small potatoes compared to how you pilot your walker, its cockpit full of buttons, levers and switches; all with their particular uses when the going gets tough and all utilised via gesture controls – daunting at first, but, as with learning to drive any vehicle, becoming second nature with practice (we hope).
It doesn't matter if it's a high-end purchase like a large-screen TV or a more mundane sundry like deodorant it's becoming second nature for consumers to steal moments throughout the day to answer any question that comes to mind, using an ever-increasing variety of devices.
