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Example sentences for "long accustomed"

  • That is the source of a great deal of stupid obstinacy in this world, because men have been so long accustomed to go upon certain principles that it seems incredible to them but that these principles should be true.

  • I wonder if there is anybody in this chapel now who has been so long accustomed to entertain these angels of whom my text speaks as that to entertain their opposites would be an impossibility.

  • At first I could not manage it, owing to the unearthly stillness of a room, after being so long accustomed to the open air and the noise of rivers and cataracts, but at last succeeded, and slept soundly till morning.

  • A few miles below this we passed an Indian settlement, the cultivated fields and white houses of which, with the church spire in the midst, quite refreshed our eyes, after being so long accustomed to the shades of the primeval forest.

  • Had I not been so long accustomed to darkness I don't think that its strength would have been sufficient for me to discover the objects around.

  • For a minute or so my eyes, long accustomed to darkness, were so dazzled with the light that I could not make out anything distinctly.

  • I had been so long accustomed to the darkness that I fancied I could pass the string through the holes I had made without difficulty.

  • One as long accustomed to be alone as himself would naturally submit to some such sensation, our habits getting so completely the mastery as often to supplant even nature.

  • They had been so long accustomed to obey his voice, that they quickly returned to their senses.

  • Long accustomed to the noise of scenes similar to the one he had himself provoked, he heard, in the confused sounds which rose unheeded on his ear, no more than the commotion which ordinarily attended the license of the hour.

  • It was hard to say that to one who, however inflammable and vituperative on the surface, was at heart only a very much spoiled and frightened little boy, long accustomed to giving orders and carrying things with a high hand.

  • Long accustomed to being taken for my father, that did not trouble him.

  • Long accustomed to insomnia, I was able, as one can under great excitement, to go without sleep and almost without food for a week, but it was beginning to tell, and my hands and lips quivered.

  • They had been so long accustomed to look with timid reverence to the upper classes, that, even when they rose in arms, they could not throw off the ideas of submission which were quickly discarded by our ancestors.

  • But, unfortunately, the nobles and clergy had been so long accustomed to power, that they could not brook the slightest contradiction from those great writers, whom they ignorantly despised as their inferiors.

  • I hastened towards the dwelling of these white men, and the symmetrical appearance of their stockyard fence, when it first caught my eye, so long accustomed to the wavy lines of simple nature, looked quite charming as a work of art.

  • Long accustomed to that of Louisiana, it failed to resist the terrible winter-climate of Washington, and he found his health broken.

  • None knew of his proficiency as a politician or as a popular political orator, and, long accustomed to the eloquence and the debating abilities of Bingaman, the lead was accorded to him as usual.

  • She has been so long accustomed to rely on the mind of another, that her will is paralyzed for want of use.

  • She has been so long accustomed to consider herself as lady-paramount that she cannot understand it if any one steps in to share her honours and divide her throne.

  • He placed so firm a reliance on the support of Spain in the event of hostilities, and had been so long accustomed to conform to her counsels, that he immediately made known to M.

  • The impulse was communicated to the Teton horses, long accustomed to sympathise in the untutored passions of their owners, and it was with difficulty that the keepers were enabled to restrain their impatience.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    long after; long ago; long away; long bones; long breath; long chair; long conversation; long cruise; long hair; long journey; long lines; long past; long silence; long speech; long spell; long stem; longer able; longer anything; longer doubted; longer know; longer needed; longer period; longtemps que; make like; rice flour; round tower