Sentence examples for far more used from inspiring English sources

Kim's courtship of Rodman, his pursuit of a boyhood hero, could yet start making him look as vulnerable to others in his regime as it makes him look to us in the west, who are far more used to seeing how much a powerful figure loses when he loses his mystique.

France is far more used to first than last place.

Across the European mainland, children are far more used to almost all going to local state schools.

Although that city is far more used to violence than Paris, it still represented an assault on normal, civilised life.

With the advent of video cameras and reality TV, people are far more used to being onscreen, and have become far better at manipulating the medium themselves.

This reticence astounded Lincoln, who was far more used to braggart officers demanding important commands; but it was not modesty that led Sherman to his demonstration of uncertainty.

This is an effort to open the waterfront far more, using a promenade, public amenities, and bridges that help pedestrians get over the train tracks.

In the end though Newcomen's engine found far more use in coal mines.

"We're making far more use of social media," said Buffy Wicks, the Obama campaign's national director of Operation Vote.

My knowledge of the basic sciences was of far more use in my studies than my A grade A-level geology that was soon left far behind.

He also realized that his own kitchen appliances -- like the Cuisinart and blender -- would get far more use in the country than at home, and brought them out.