Sentences with phrase «become so used»

Basically I pulled out the large spray painter in an effort to knock out a bunch of projects BUT since I've become so used to Annie Sloan Chalk Paint (ASCP) I just wasn't feeling it so now I'm doing all the pieces by hand with ASCP.

I've become so used to having lots of dinnerware and accessories that a simple tablescape seems scarce to me.

«We have become so used to seeing regular increases in average sale price that the slight drop in November seems out of place,» said RAHB CEO Ross Godsoe.

Do you think it's a refreshing change from the black, blue and gold hues that we've become so used to now?

For the other functions, I've become so used to using Android's app switcher, or swiping down the notification panel, that I usually forgot I could do some of the tasks using the second screen.

That said, I have become so used to my research methods and go - to sources that it was very refreshing to learn about new services.

Seen through the lens of the history of performance documentation, Sehgal's work reveals that we have become so used to the idea that performance documentation is visual in nature — and consequently neglect «the presentational qualities of writing» (Reason, Documentation, 183)-- that we blithely consider a work to be undocumented because there are no pictures of it even when there are copious written descriptions.

I think we've all become so used to big game reveals being the start of a years - long trickle of information and details that it was gratifying to see Bethesda to go so all - in on showing plenty of Fallout 4 ahead of its surprising November release.

They can easily become so used to getting exactly what they want that they become quiet, but loving little tyrants.

Investors have become so used to experts answering the question of what the future holds that they continue to ask it, Gerry.

Most of us have become so used to reading on screen by now that we've probably become brainwashed a little.

This is usually because the specialist lawyers have become so used to the various practices and contractual terms common in the industry that they don't blink an eye at clauses that turn a non-industry lawyers hair white.

We've become so used to synaptic gearshifts it's easy to overlook just how great LaFerrari's gearbox is.

Harvard Academic Todd Rose on the Fallacy of Averages Maclean's, 1/18/16 «We've become so used to the concept as a measuring and sorting tool, that it and its correlates — below - average, above - average — are everyday speech.

Fans have become so used to the continuity of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it's hard to think of other films doing something different.

Norman has become so used to being alone that he prefers it that way.

Below you can check out the latest UK Quad and a couple of extra still because you've been so good this year.I mistakenly thought the film was called «End Of Watches» which made me think it was a film set in the not - so - distant future, where people had become so used to clocks on their phones and Ipods, that watches were no longer needed.

We've become so used to seeing the Nintendo 3DS dominating the Japanese charts that the past few weeks where PlayStation products have been at the top two spots respectively is strange.

Megamind has become so used to losing his battles with Metro Man that the shocked look on his face once he realizes his victory is priceless.

They have become so used to being independent, that it takes something extraordinary to convince them that they need a real man in their life.

Last winter I took all my own photos and this was my location for almost every one - that's why I think they look dated, because I've become so used to seeing the sea as my backdrop.

I've become so used to having lots of dinnerware and accessories that a simple tablescape seems scarce to me.

We have become so used to material things to make us happy when in truth there are far more things in life.

I've become so used to having to wear comfortable, clunky shoes with pretty much every outfit that I don't need a Shoe Sherpa, but it does sound like a marvelous idea.

It's not uncommon for people to become so used to being stressed out they fail to realize it's an issue.

You become so used to itching your body that you actually become totally unaware of its presence.

Much of the joint pain, that I had become so used to that I no longer really noticed it, started to ease and evaporate.

When I had kids and made the switch back to natural detergent, I missed my clothes having that «clean» smell I had become so used to.

They have become so used to living with these tight muscles and now need help learning how to relax them.

This is when we become so used to a negative situation that we stop trying to change it, even when opportunities to escape are presented.

Yes, lower — sometimes people become so used to standing that they forget to take sitting breaks, and that's not healthy for long periods either.

But drug reformers have become so used to the unshakeable ignorance of successive governments that even a ray of light starts to look like a golden dawn.

If it appears that Liz is giving too much time to the «other side» — which I don't know as I can't see the show — it may be just that we've become so used to unions and their cohorts in the legislature having their side presented disproportionately on the political shows Sunday morning and on NY 1 and the old Inside Albany.

When we did have some nursing issues, and I had to work to overcome them, my in - laws had become so used to breastfeeding that they were staunch supporters in my struggle to make it all work out.

I'm nervous that I've finally found something that works and I'll screw it up since I've become so used to wet pants on my little guy!

The moment a baby is born many new moms starts to feel their identities slipping away, as they take on the role of mother and lose the party girl or career woman they'd become so used to being.

Sometimes, individuals become so used to interacting from behind their internet - fabricated façade that face - to - face interaction can be awkward.

I have become so used to rush my own skincare routine (a routine that now consists of slapping any cream on my face) yet always have time to slather goobs of lotion on the kids.

Some people have become so used to the dirge being served up they are actually believing Giroud can play football

But he might also have become so used to decisions going against us that he no longer sees it as worth a mention.

Wenger has been force feeding the fans mediocrity for so many years now that the majority of you have become so used to it.

As a couple, you become so used to the cadence that is just the two of you.

Not only are we indifferent to what is happening before our eyes, we have become so used to it that we are virtually impervious to it.

We become so used to our questions and ideas being ill - received that we often enter discussions about God expecting / assuming that we'll be challenged or segregated or labeled.

Not only Islam as INVADED the USA, but american have become so used to it, that the enemies of humanity can now insult us in public?

I guess they become so used to believing things because they want to, that our way seems foreign.

In spite of the Ten Commandment's ban on «graven images» (and the worship of them), many Christians have become so used to visual representations of Christ that we often don't give them a second thought, nor consider what they say about our mental picture of the Son of God.

We tend to become so used to viewing things one way that we miss the signs pointing in the opposite direction.

You will become so used to failure as a startup that you should be able to brush it away without any problems whatsoever.

We've become so used to relying on constant connectivity to upload photos to Instagram, stay in touch with group chats, and navigate with Google Maps that at this point, it's fairly hard to go completely without it — especially when you're somewhere new.