Sentence examples for reasonably accustomed from inspiring English sources
She is reputed, indeed, to be the first author on etiquette in this generation who is reasonably accustomed to dining in the presence of six footmen.
She is reputed, indeed_,_ to be the first author on etiquette in this generation who is reasonably accustomed to dining in the presence of six footmen.
A country that has become accustomed to reasonably fast growth and frothy affluence will probably have to adjust to slower growth and less retail fizz.
The comfortable, familiar, traditional ordinary life to which most Americans had become accustomed -- that easy to understand and reasonably paced existence that was almost perfectly mirrored in the easy pace of the national pastime -- would soon be so thoroughly discombobulated that it could never again be put together in quite the same way.
CANADIANS are accustomed to immigrants.
Ogdensburg is accustomed to defeat.
She's accustomed to that.
They are accustomed to disappointment.
Rosenberg was accustomed to privilege.
He is accustomed to situations.
They're dogged birds, accustomed to disappointment.
