Sentence examples for even accustomed from inspiring English sources

Over the Berlusconi era they seemed to grow strangely resigned and even accustomed to him; he was reliable kindling for anger and an easy target for ridicule.

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

"By now, even bands accustomed to huge production leave it boxed up.

The Republicans' move, led by Peter Schmitt, the presiding officer of the Nassau Legislature, astounded even those accustomed to sleazy power plays.

Some voters have even grown accustomed to corruption, and ask only that they should receive a cut.

Even people accustomed to eating on the far side of food may find these greens porridges and mountain roots exotic.

The level of the abuse was so shocking that even those accustomed to the cut-and-thrust of online debate were appalled.

People had even grown accustomed to the sounds of the planes and bombs, and went about their lives resigned to it.

He even grows accustomed to his smaller surroundings (hey, at least that house in Glendale doesn't have any damp spots).

But even those accustomed by now to the Apple chief executive's well-orchestrated product rollouts are struck by the frisson of anticipation he has managed to generate.

In Gaza, human rights groups say that the new scale of Israel's operation puts the area's civilians, even those accustomed to conflict, under particular stress.