It's a thoughtful, slouchy, post-Cedar Tavern, Disillusioned Preppy Unisex look, still accustomed to intense, status-minded fashion scrutiny, but overcoated by a spalike, de-stressed and soul-seeky note I'll call Reprioritized Values or The Benefits of Acupuncture.
The 28-year-old Ferrer is one of the game's steadiest and fittest players, and his slightly stooped shoulders and clenched body language make him look like someone accustomed to bearing heavy loads.
Edith Wharton describes Newland Archer's shock at seeing, for the first time, what must have been impressionist paintings: "But these pictures bewildered him, for they were nothing that he was accustomed to look at (and therefore able to see) when he travelled in Italy".
When people have grown accustomed to looking to the government – for their housing, for their health care, for their retirement – the idea of looking out for themselves can seem frightening.
Spetic, burly and broad-faced, with the quietly powerful look of someone accustomed to working hard with his arms and hands, is undertaking a new set of tests: with no prosthesis on at all, simply by willing the nerves in what is crudely called his stump, what is politely called his residual he is manipulating a virtual hand in a virtual space, represented on a flat screen in front of him.
White kids, you know, aren't accustomed to looking into the barrels of guns on campus.
The artist hopes to engage the wider public, not necessarily accustomed to looking at contemporary art.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4 - Americans are accustomed to looking at the Depression in black and white.
Hook's teammates already look winded — they're accustomed to more sedentary puzzle-solving — but their opponents are dismayingly sprightly.
And other nations have grown accustomed to looking to China to drive global growth with those high numbers.
