Sentence examples for far too accustomed from inspiring English sources

Beijing is far too accustomed to throwing its weight around these days.

This is a thinker far too accustomed to preaching to an uncritical choir.

Maybe I've gotten far too accustomed to the niceties of Android phones to be impressed with the new G2.

All indications are that the RCD is far too accustomed to being the repository of all state power – legislature, executive, judiciary, military, police – to be able to adapt to a new democratic landscape, let alone be trusted to build one.

But their development will take time and that will mean another year of losing for a club that has become far too accustomed to the practice in recent times.

They mostly succeeded, even when things got a bit awkward for a trio of companies far too accustomed to exercising near total control of the narrative around their products.

I was too accustomed to having my life made easy.

The inhabitants, all too accustomed to raids, had quickly scattered.

The problem in our theatre culture is that we have become accustomed to far too much of it being locked down and varnished to a high sheen.

Which for reasons far too difficult to explain (but we are obviously now accustomed to taking figures thrown in our direction at face value without questioning them too much), was somehow transformed into a victory target of 308 for England.

In any case, these wholesome girls, accustomed to their coach's remonstrations, know far too well what's expected of them, and they can be seen struggling to play their parts.