Sentence examples for yet accustomed from inspiring English sources

But the Absurdi citizens were not yet accustomed to the new world order.

Welles was self-destructive in a style they weren't yet accustomed to.

Several of the early paintings in the show reveal the miscalculations of someone not yet accustomed to doing things differently.

The doors have only been open a few weeks, and Project is not yet accustomed to its new building.

But I am new to reporting in Afghanistan, and I have found myself treading lightly around a culture to which I'm not yet accustomed.

And then, not yet accustomed to driving a car with running boards, I gingerly made my way out of the lot, trying not to ram a Bentley.

Yet anyone accustomed to bureaucratic pomp and circumstance could have predicted its confection of superficial sycophancy, strange choreography and cringe-worthy commentary.

That's because we're in the window of time between passage and acceptance of the law, where the public remains skeptical of a giant new program and hasn't yet grown accustomed to its benefits.

First-time car buyers also make up four-fifths of the Chinese market, and these buyers have not yet grown accustomed to the greater power and range of gasoline-powered cars.

Gentle conversation between us, with no specific purpose or time limit, is something we are not yet fully accustomed to, something to be savored only occasionally, and with great care.

When it was first shown in 1980, audiences and critics alike received the play with merciless negativity: they had not yet grown accustomed to Bennett, who over the next 20 years was to give us Talking Heads, Untold Stories, Telling Tales and a plethora of other works that would help us better understand the potency of his style.