Sentence examples for that accustomed from inspiring English sources

One is that, accustomed to brinkmanship as both sides are, neither really means it.

"However, he isn't all that accustomed to taking 'friendly fire' from inside the family," the aide said.

I walked down a little alley, poked my head out and was greeted by a group of Israeli soldiers who immediately trained their guns on me, something I'm still not that accustomed to, despite the fact it happens roughly once a week.

Ruth Borchard says that "Accustomed by training and experience to the acceptance of ascetic, masculine values, he was completely overpowered by her intensely feminine atmosphere" (1957, 46).

While discussing a KRRC sniper section, Hutton singles its Southern Rhodesian members out for their fine marksmanship, commenting that "accustomed to big game shooting, [they] particularly excelled in this system of 'snipers', and inflicted continual losses upon the enemy".

It was a long goodbye that accustomed Cubans to his mortality.

We are all, to varying degrees, used to considering education in the context of a social science and psychology literature that accustoms us to imagine development in terms of life stages.

"Eating their forms as crackers is just another step in the socialization process that accustoms children to exploitation".

Such threats carry considerable weight in a body that is accustomed to workweeks that often end Thursday afternoon.

Congress should grant that power if only to make sure that witnesses from an industry that is accustomed to going its own way actually show up.

TSA searches that accustom citizens to life in a police state.