Sentence examples for exactly accustomed from inspiring English sources

Temple, forlorn for years, is not exactly accustomed to closing out victories.

You just get accustomed to it.

In two games, the Bruins did exactly what Pittsburgh is accustomed to: playing with a lead, being tough in the neutral zone and having their goaltender make key saves when they need them.

Right now I cannot say yes or no to that.' Not agreement exactly, but from a man accustomed to fighting his corner over everything, I take this to be something like concession.

If you write a column like Bad Cop Blotter and no, that name was never exactly accurate you're going to get accustomed to a handful of reactions.

A week ago the election was shaping up in exactly the way to which we've become accustomed over the past decade: the Labour Party, plagued by infighting, was relying on the Greens to prop up the left-wing vote to add at least some credibility to what was going to be an inevitable loss.

That answer doesn't exactly allay the concerns of American Airlines elite members who are accustomed to being fed.

Although he was given a warmer welcome than he had become accustomed to in recent years, Barry didn't exactly show mercy to the club where he made his name on Saturday.

This is not surprising, given that introductory science students are often accustomed to being given precise experimental protocols and being told exactly how to proceed in their laboratory courses.

In other words, be very careful about 42-day detention because we've had hundreds of years to get accustomed to the rights of habeas corpus, and things weren't exactly pretty before those rights arrived.

Understand that this person probably knows exactly how they are behaving and that it is annoying but have grown accustomed to acting this way or lack the confidence to think people will notice them without their being the center of attention.