Sentence examples for highly accustomed from inspiring English sources
Professionals providing treatment for people with drug and alcohol problems are highly accustomed to working with people with personality disorders, as estimates suggest that over half the patient population of such services will meet criteria for one or more personality disorders.
You're perfectly capable of eating, you're perfectly capable to some degree of driving, and you're perfectly capable of doing things that you've become highly accustomed to doing.
A nation accustomed to highly choreographed presidential events with handpicked audiences gasped at the glimpse behind the curtain.
Maintainability and reliability are increasingly the edges needed to serve internet users accustomed to highly-reliable systems.
Many of the new online guitarists began playing classical music — violin, piano, even clarinet — as children; they are accustomed to a highly uneven ratio of practice to praise.
Apple notoriously doesn't serve free food, which was unusual in 2012 and, in 2016 Silicon Valley, shocking for highly prized and pampered engineers accustomed to perks.
As users of social media grow accustomed to sharing highly personal information, apparently unfazed by market-research outfits like WiseWindow watching their every step, the feelings and intentions of hundreds of millions of people are there for data-hungry computers to see.
For those who have grown accustomed to that highly stylized art song sensibility, Where Are the Arms may require an unexpected adjustment.
Born and raised in a highly interconnected world, Gen Z is accustomed to diversity.
Smith, highly experienced and highly regarded, a BBC man for decades and thus accustomed to flak, barely moves a face muscle, coughs every now and then, and says much less, but enough to put up a decent point by point defence.
Indeed one of our principal concerns is that it plays on these ideas and gets children accustomed to giving up their highly personal biometric data as a matter of routine.
