Sentence examples for more conditioned from inspiring English sources

But the story is told with an "ironic detachment," Mr. Botstein said, that audiences today, more conditioned to Wagnerian total immersion, are impatient with.

Sportsmen have joined the ranks of celebrities and now that wars are fought and won by clever machines rather than brave men and women, celebrities have replaced traditional heroes, ever more conditioned to receive our worship.

I think it's because being an entrepreneur is associated with risk and the system is far more conditioned to pointing young people in the direction of a 'safe' career path.

It is true that when the rest of his recent dismissals are replayed a pattern emerges: good balls that Lyth might have somehow avoided were he more experienced, luckier, more conditioned to expect bowlers at this level will get that kind of bounce and nip from that kind of length.

This had zero effect on Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant, but the televised sight of Croce with his arms raised like Rocky was an eye-opening contrast for those of us more conditioned to the corporate dentistry of the Dolan-run Madison Square Garden. Dolan-run Madison Square Garden

For this reason, our results are probably more conditioned by customer feelings about North African, Muslim and Catholic people than the results of Adida et al. (2010) study.

But he reportedly added two more conditions.

And they are attaching more conditions.

Formally, Turkey must fulfil two more conditions.

More conditions must now be met.

Paulson jumped in: "There is one more condition.