Sentence examples for get too accustomed from inspiring English sources

You're in great hands, but please promise not to get too accustomed to David: I don't want some kind of Carson-Leno situation on my hands.

They share best practices, like what to feed a baby squirrel, how large a raccoon nesting box should be or how to make sure animals do not get too accustomed to humans while they are nursed back to health.

It becomes difficult to break away from the fantasy world, once you get too accustomed to it.

Also if you drift too much and get too accustomed to the required state of mind, you might find yourself doing it involuntarily, which can be dangerous when driving for long distances or such.

Which is why whistleblowers like Edward Snowden are so important: they mount the last line of defense when the powers-that-be get too accustomed to operating in the dark.

Moore said, "I just think people have gotten too accustomed to getting content for free on Instagram, YouTube or Facebook, to justify charging for this kind of thing".

Game Informers Matt Miller commented that part of the success of Limbo is that "every one of these [puzzles] stands alone"; the game accomplishes this in Miller's opinion by varying the elements throughout the game, and preventing the player from getting too accustomed to similar solutions since "everything changes".

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

My boyfriends tend to get too intimidated by it and find it difficult to get accustomed to this presence.

But it is hard to get too excited about the Jets, who got just 82 yards passing out of their starting quarterback even though they were playing Mark Sanchez, the one that is supposed to be good at throwing, rather than Tim Tebow, the one more accustomed to modest passing yardage totals.

"People have got to get accustomed to knowing which media type to buy.