Sentence examples for enough accustomed from inspiring English sources

Call center employees are, oddly enough, accustomed to dealing only with live humans, and some hang up on the message.

The extremely talkative Mr Dua is apparently accustomed enough to the attention to address his monologues to our video camera.

There was feverish talk of robberies, photographers who refused to use taxis because they had been warned they were being targeted by criminals – but soon enough everyone grew accustomed to the crazy rhythm of things.

To get involved with a new social group, one has to get past the difficult threshold of attending the first meeting, and persevere long enough to become accustomed to the new setting.

This will get you accustomed enough to the activity that those old fears won't creep back in for next time.

The difference is those instances occur often enough that fans become accustomed to tuning in earlier or later than usual.

Some 864 people were killed in the revolution out of 80 million Egyptians though this is still enough to make Egyptians, accustomed to the security of the Mubarak police state, edgy and fearful.

But bread and an absence of war is enough for many rural Belarusians, accustomed to surviving winter on home-brew and pickles.

My son lived with his birth mother until he was 8 1/2 months old, long enough to bond, to be accustomed to constant physical contact, to breast-feed.

Mickelson said that had not been nearly enough lead time to grow accustomed to hitting with Woods's high-spin golf ball.

But even the usually clogged sidewalks of SoHo were free-flowing enough to attract even those accustomed to avoiding that part of town.