Sentence examples for conditioned to seeing from inspiring English sources

The Mets have grown conditioned to seeing it recently — Sheffield's homer Monday night was upheld.

We're so conditioned to seeing pregnant women as nurturing and vulnerable, and in need of protection, but Lowe twists this spectacularly.

It was an opportunity to stand out and a challenge to identify myself outside of the work I was so conditioned to seeing.

"I was thinking about all the people she felt she was representing at that point," he said, "sticking out as a rainbow does, in a lovely way, but also in a way that maybe people who are not conditioned to seeing the rainbows in life can judge".

For all the RFL's attempts to "rebrand" – sorry, horrible word – the national team as England in the lead-up to last year's World Cup, rugby league players in this country are still conditioned to seeing the Great Britain shirt with its red and blue V as representing the pinnacle.

That Robin's date was unable to become aroused by a less-than-perfect body points to his sexual dysfunction, which is the result of being conditioned to seeing only perfect women's bodies as sexually exciting.

SR: You are conditioned to see black people to get shot or hooked on something.

We're conditioned to see this as romance, but it's control.

What's more, consumers have been conditioned to see these companies differently.

But he had been conditioned to see salutary effects in a great, public-spirited challenge.

There is this new generation that don't see the world the way we were conditioned to see it.