Sentence examples for far more accustomed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Greenspan, far more accustomed to encomiums, isn't just rolling over.

We are far more accustomed to a despairing, damaged Marilyn than a tough one.

Presidents are far more accustomed to throwing the first pitch to open a Major League Baseball season.

Stewart's return late in the game did little more than give Williams some time on the sideline, something he was far more accustomed to the past two seasons.

The two countries are still technically at war and are still far more accustomed to behaving as implacable enemies than bashful, tentative friends.

Tiny local hospitals, far more accustomed to treating flu symptoms than large-scale emergencies, were quickly overwhelmed and had to dispatch the injured all across south Georgia.

Robinson said he was more accustomed to the attention now.

Still is much more accustomed to the shoestring existence.

British politicians are much more accustomed to the cut and thrust of face-to-face debate.

King is more accustomed to playing on Shvedova's side of the court.

Feedback loops, briefings and summaries were used more systematically (p = < 0.001) and everyone was more accustomed to standard terminology.