Sentence examples for too accustomed from inspiring English sources

I was too accustomed to having my life made easy.

The inhabitants, all too accustomed to raids, had quickly scattered.

Beijing is far too accustomed to throwing its weight around these days.

This is a thinker far too accustomed to preaching to an uncritical choir.

New Yorkers, unfortunately, are all too accustomed to seeing state legislators sent off to jail for their misdeeds.

Maybe I've gotten far too accustomed to the niceties of Android phones to be impressed with the new G2.

It was the worst mass shooting in the modern history of a country now all too accustomed to such carnage.

People get too accustomed to sitting on their hands and waiting for a decision to come down from above.

England have become too accustomed to an Indiana Jones approach, where a solution is found in the nick of time.

If anything, some of them are too accustomed to it, gabbing away whenever and wherever they want.

As the center awaited the other birth, Nick was nursed with a bottle covered with cheetah fur so he would not grow too accustomed to humans.