Sentence examples for having accustomed from inspiring English sources

After having accustomed to this protrusive position during a 2-week period, the patients were allowed to further adjust the oral appliance during a 6-week period.

The new generation has accustomed us to solid musicianship.

perff., to have accustomed one's self; hence, to be wont, used, or accustomed (rare).

With rare exceptions, newspapers have accustomed their readers to expect digital editions to be free.

Decades of prosperity have accustomed consumers to a wide range of choice.

The eight years of George Bush's presidency have accustomed us to errors, lies and manipulation.

Writer says rock music has accustomed him to volume but that this is a different kind of volume.

The cut was larger than the usual quarter-point to which the Fed has accustomed financial markets.

Trump's comments about Mexican immigrants, John McCain, and Megyn Kelly, among others, have accustomed us to his outrageous and misogynistic statements.

Recent controversies have accustomed us to the notion that every foray into the Freud archives will produce scandalous material.

In a surprisingly short period, Icelanders have accustomed themselves to the comfort and convenience of the hot water.