Sentence examples for somewhat accustomed from inspiring English sources

Entomologists are somewhat accustomed to being research subjects.

We've grown somewhat accustomed to the annual evisceration of student diets.

The significance of North Korea's missile launch may take some time to sink in, as the Japanese have become somewhat accustomed to the missile tests.

Claudia Seymour, the club's president, said that art aficionados were somewhat accustomed to gifted sons following in the footsteps of creative fathers, "but to go on to a third generation is really remarkable".

"It felt like a real loud thunder, but like 10 times worse than that," said Kim Bannister, 34, who lives just outside Greenbrier and who, like most in the region, has become somewhat accustomed to earthquakes.

Bainah also said that in the northeast of the country people had grown somewhat accustomed to the threat.

A number we'd grown pretty accustomed to.

By now, it seems, people have grown somewhat more accustomed to players who perpetually put on new uniforms in pursuit of Gross National Product-like salaries.

Wall credited the Myst universe and story with allowing him to write music "Western ears are somewhat less accustomed to"; Revelations score was inspired by Eastern European music that Wall enjoyed in the 1990s.

The companion piece was Beethoven's "Emperor" Concerto, with pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet venturing somewhat off his accustomed turf into the Germanic core classics as Dutoit backed him up with robust, mobile textures.

They can be difficult to become accustomed to walking with and are somewhat expensive but they add an extra 18" of height making you a giant in the crowd.