Sentence examples for Is accommodate from inspiring English sources

"What they do is accommodate each other, and smooth things out for each other, while appearing to do otherwise".

All you can hope to do is accommodate your trauma into your life as best you can.

But if the folks who generously feed and water us ask us not to clutter their homes with more scented candles or Tickle Me Elmo tackle, the least we can do is accommodate them.

Here was the literal, actual moment when the purportedly moderate Ivanka met the Beltway establishment and it appeared as though the city might yet find a way to do what it does best, which is accommodate itself to power, even of the most unlikely sort.

In his Journal of Vision article, The Zone of Comfort: Predicting Visual Discomfort with Stereo Displays, author Martin S. Banks (also professor of optometry and vision science) writes, "When watching stereo 3D displays, the eyes must focus — that is, accommodate — to the distance of the screen because that's where the light comes from.

It seems all one can do is accommodate oneself to this madness, acknowledge that there will be good days (even good weeks!) and bad days (and even bad weeks!)...It is tiring to have to always fight to put it back in its cage again and again so that one could lead a 'normal' life.

I understand that and most of my staff is female so it is important to me that I accommodate their schedules and needs to address family responsibilities.

I accommodate her whenever it is possible and reasonable, and when I can't, I try to explain to her the rationale behind my decision.

If I accommodate myself to it, I can't object to what he did.

"I accommodate every son of a bitch that gets to me," Merle told me some time later.

Why should I accommodate you?" She scoffs at the idea of publicity benefits in New York, and as bales disappear into wholesalers' trucks, I start getting a bit desperate.