Sentence examples for is inured to such from inspiring English sources

(If so, then anyone who lived through the eighties and nineties is inured to such irony).

Mistress Wanda, who runs the place, is inured to such behavior and smiles when asked about the outré actions of the ordinary crowd.

The commentary acknowledged Mr. Romney's promise to brand China a currency manipulator on his first day in office, but said China is "inured to such campaign talk from American politicians".

Although the father of two insists he is inured to such coverage, the admission that his son Cass offered to sit in on our interview suggests that it does get to him.

She scoffed at my old foggie attitude and said that the teen-age and young adult (Twenties) audience today is inured to such violence and doesn't take it seriously.

Off Broadway audiences have long been inured to such fare.

We are inured to such images, but in "Richelieu" Mr. Goldfarb shows us their subtle power as art and their core of truth.

Most, though, scarcely acknowledge the camera or appear to ignore it altogether, perhaps because — as one of a billion or so citizens of China — they are inured to such intrusions.

Now he is inured to them.

He is inured to learning that the vice squad has been there before him.

Community leaders say the shootings are a manifestation of a culture of youth that is inured to violence.