Sentence examples for was more used from inspiring English sources

Her disdain hurt her, like a bruise to the chest; she was more used to admiring him.

While settlements may be considered an obstacle to peace, he said, the court was more used to dealing with crimes like mass rape or genocide.

We chatted a bit about reservation life, the movie business and the fact that she was more used to laundering precious garments than wearing them to an awards show.

Prince revealed he was more used to being in the spotlight and hadn't interviewed anyone before, saying: "People are always asking me questions; it will be a great insight into the business".

The raw material for this book, covering the years 1947-79, is drawn from interviews with the journalist Amy Raphael because Hare favoured "free-range" conversation, felt a "novice" at autobiography (his play South Downs, based on his time at Lancing college, the exception) and was more used to writing about the "external world".

While the new label did have the resources to promote the band, enabling them to play larger venues with a bigger live production, Classic Rock Productions was more used to promoting 70s veterans such as Uriah Heep, and it's debatable whether describing the band as the second coming of Pink Floyd did them any favours.

"Filipinos are more used to us, so they can sometimes tell," one trans Pocahontas told me.

Introduction Point of care ultrasonography (US) is more are more used in Intensive Care Unit.

They are more used to the cosy chat, the briefing, the "leave it to us".

I am more used to being in nature.

Bands, they're more used to working that way.