Sentence examples for much accustomed from inspiring English sources

I am very much accustomed to my informal and rather plebian manners".

The Washington foreign policy establishment is much accustomed to the authority, prestige, and privilege of being the overwhelmingly dominant power on the planet.

Nevertheless, during all the centuries in which the world has learned to use writing, there has existed, side by side with the growing written record, a large and important activity carried on by those actually unlettered, and those not much accustomed to reading and writing.

Fortunately, the intelligent steed appeared so much accustomed to the ice that whenever he came to a crack he leaped over it with the greatest facility taking sleigh and passengers with him quite safely.

Before the anniversary, everyone was pretty much accustomed to wearing Air Max 90s, that was the staple, but if you talk to anyone around '99 or 2000, they'll tell you a much different story.

While this story shouldn't dazzle any Dong Hoi locals, the concept is still pretty out there for a pair of westerners, who are much accustomed to the inaccessible nature of other people's internet.

Still is much more accustomed to the shoestring existence.

British politicians are much more accustomed to the cut and thrust of face-to-face debate.

Women are much more accustomed to putting creams and other products on their skin.

The old imperial ties, and the many British citizens of Indian descent living in the UK, mean we are much more accustomed to their culture and customs.

He is much more accustomed to his new right lower leg, a Cadillac of a prosthetic that will let him run again and perhaps be a fireman someday.