Sentence examples for men accustomed to from inspiring English sources
You've got men accustomed to seeing their dictates honored.
The guardians of the theocratic state are clever men accustomed to sensing the subtleties of power.
But Cook and Bopara paced the chase with the confidence of men accustomed to winning.
No wonder Greek men – accustomed to seeing their wives in floor-length tunics – viewed the Amazons with a horrified fascination.
Both he and Steinbrenner are strong-willed and demanding men, accustomed to winning and obsessed with control.
The department has historically drawn its recruits from the ranks of former military men accustomed to discipline and self-restraint.
Kasparov is not a man accustomed to celebrating ties.
For a man accustomed to success, those words are painful to say.
He was not a man accustomed to sharing his dreams, to having them made public.
And his face was that of a confident man, accustomed to command.
The stunts weren't unusual for a man accustomed to public displays of avocational skill.
