Sentence examples for make accustomed from inspiring English sources

Gifted writers can make accustomed methods feel as new and vital as a work explicitly devoted to structural innovation.

It should use simple GUI so as to make a novice get accustomed to it in a short span.

Your field of vision is fixed on certain areas and you get accustomed to making journalistic journeys down the same paths in search of ideas and inspiration.

Some 864 people were killed in the revolution out of 80 million Egyptians though this is still enough to make Egyptians, accustomed to the security of the Mubarak police state, edgy and fearful.

This sort of actions will slowly make you accustomed to things not happening your way all the time.

This will not only improve your fitness, but make you accustomed to learning new positions and make you 'looser' and more flexible.

No matter how used to seeing problems solved in one hour episodes on TV have made us accustomed to quick fixes.

"Moreover, I think the fragmentation of the body we're experiencing in the late 20th Century has been largely fostered by photographs and films, which have made us accustomed to fractured sequences, details and close-ups," adds Messager, whose series from 1988, "My Vows," was composed of framed photographs of male and female body parts suspended from string and hung in clusters.

While his customers did not have the deposits insured five years ago, the crisis has made them accustomed to the government backstop.

This year Mr. Schiff is celebrating Schumann's bicentennial in the style to which he has made us accustomed.

The Bellow generation has made us accustomed to ironically distanced Jewish narrators of violent or extreme events.