Sentence examples for is accustomed to using from inspiring English sources

Our way of being is – for historical reasons – much more tangled than that of men, which is accustomed to using simplification as a quick way to solve problems.

"This society is accustomed to using tools of mass mobilization, and when a spark erupts in the wrong place, things can quickly get out of control".

While the current services are not as responsive or flexible as the high-end software he is accustomed to using, "online editing seems inevitable," he wrote in an e-mail message.

And the document contains far more positive language about homosexuality than the Church is accustomed to using: Homosexuals have gifts and qualities to offer to the Christian community: are we capable of welcoming these people, guaranteeing to them a fraternal space in our communities?

But for the United States, which is less dependent on foreign trade and investment and is accustomed to using its economic and military might to get its way, giving up some national autonomy to foster globalization remains a highly questionable -- and politically risky -- proposition.

It was Flaubert, greatly admired by Cézanne, who told Maupassant that "there is a part of everything which is unexplored, because we are accustomed to using our eyes only in association with the memory of what people before us have thought of the thing we are looking at.

Students are accustomed to using them, Ms. Piacentino says.

The contractor was accustomed to using the blocks for cheap commercial buildings, she said.

Nationalists were accustomed to using Marxist rhetoric for their cause, referring to Italy as a "proletarian nation".

The new resistant staph can be treated with several common antibiotics -- just not the ones doctors are accustomed to using.

While I'm accustomed to using the words "working parents" here, the debate, of course, centered around mothers.