Sentence examples for was too accustomed from inspiring English sources
I was too accustomed to having my life made easy.
was clearly written it looked like "Esq.," and anyhow Father was too accustomed to open all Clarence Day letters to remember about looking carefully every time for a "Jr".
I was too accustomed to having… Short story about a mother-and-son pair of 19th-century serial killers... Earle tells the story of his formidable mother, who makes a living luring… Signed comment about the ongoing Kenneth Starr Lewinsky investigation.
But as he grew bigger, his needs became too much for the amateur zookeepers, and a nature reserve advised them that Mansur was too accustomed to people to be able to adapt to living in the wild - he had even befriended the pet husky dog of one of the pilots.
If anything, some of them are too accustomed to it, gabbing away whenever and wherever they want.
In part this may be because in a city like New York, women are too accustomed to female power in general to be hugely excited by the symbolism involved".
The older Democrats are too accustomed to the Senate's ways to share the frustrations of the newcomers; the handful of older moderate Republicans are too weak to challenge the newer radicals who now dominate the caucus.
Newspapers are banking on smartphones, like Apple's iPhone: They hope to get mobile phone users to pay for news, since Internet users are too accustomed to getting it for free.
We are too accustomed to art and literature that moves at the speed of Speed, with all of its predictable knock-out punches, take-downs and Robert McKee-story shapesshapes.
Perhaps we're too accustomed to it to notice the absurdity, but it is unquestionably absurd: Each day, thousands of black, shackled defendants appear before judges in courthouses guarded by memorials to a cause that believed those defendants' ancestors were little more than livestock.
As a society we are too accustomed to looking at certain groups of youth as "at-risk" and failing to acknowledge that they are also "at-promise".
