| 11. | We are a nation filled with people inured to noise.
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| 12. | Atlantans were calm and blissfully inured from the world's problems.
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| 13. | Italians, inured since infancy to the inconvenience, endure.
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| 14. | I wanted him to be less inured to the job,
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| 15. | Inured as I was to scenes of violence, I stepped back.
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| 16. | Plan assets can never inure to the benefit of the plan sponsor.
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| 17. | Depends on how inured they are to scary movies.
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| 18. | We've also become rather inured to the supposed sacrilege over time.
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| 19. | I think that we're inured to that.
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| 20. | He is inured to the bodies on the streets.
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