Sentence examples for thus accustomed from inspiring English sources

Smith, highly experienced and highly regarded, a BBC man for decades and thus accustomed to flak, barely moves a face muscle, coughs every now and then, and says much less, but enough to put up a decent point by point defence.

A National Leaguer his entire career and thus accustomed to hitting, Myers was 2 for 2 at the plate, and he bounced off the mound to make a nice fielding play and deny Lilly a bunt single in the third inning.

Staff were thus accustomed to the observers during the 5-day period and interacted with them easily.

Where teaching has traditionally had a high degree of individual autonomy (Clement and Vandenberghe, 2000) – and teachers are thus not accustomed to extensive cooperation and the generation and sharing of knowledge, ideas, and information – working in teams and sharing responsibility to get the work done successfully might overcome this habituation.

Thus, people accustomed to chronic hyperglycemia may activate symptomatic stress responses as the glucose concentration falls within the physiological range a barrier for some to tighten glucose control effectively.

Often your go-to superstars are highly talented performers who have not taken many risks, and thus are not accustomed to failure.

It means that they dismiss discourse challenging the institutionally unfair treatment of African-Americans as "oversensitive" and "contentious" simply because they fail to see that the extremity of anti-Blackness is greater than the racism to which they are accustomed and, thus, erroneously equate as the same.

Thus, younger Taiwanese and Hong Kongers, accustomed to the good life (and McDonald's), are increasingly turning up their noses at the idea of a career behind the stove.The best hope for the future of Chinese cuisine seems to be a return to the cradle.

In this experiment, the target is a periodic motion; thus, if the operator becomes accustomed to the experiment, they may fall into a natural rhythmic motion instead of visually tracking the target.

She thus became an unlikely and, thus far, powerful adversary to an industry accustomed to riding out its major service lapses with only the lightest of government scrutiny.

Thus, these captive barn owls were accustomed to preying on live rodents.