To facilitate the following discussion, we will adopt a strict notion of accommodation, and take the naive view that what is accommodated is the presupposition as triggered by, e.g., a definite NP or factive verb.
What Hughes accommodated quite brilliantly was that obsessive interest child readers have always displayed in the detail of other small people's lives, no matter how different from their own.
The system accommodates what Dr. McLeroy calls two systems of science, creationist and "naturalist".
Edmund White's generously discerning fiction and criticism accommodates what some might consider the alien, the foreign, the translated.
Though Baldoria is scheduled to open its doors on May 10 to invited guests, the earliest the restaurant can begin to accept reservations from ordinary mortals is in June, after it accommodates what the Pellegrinos call "our friends" (their devoted customers).
One is a progressive party that accommodates what is now called identity politics, reaching out to a coalition of people — those black, Jewish, Native American, and Irish petitioners Grant tried to favor — who think the world is getting better and who support some kind of benevolent government protection.
However, Heim (1982) was not explicit about exactly how accommodation should work and what should be accommodated.
But here you build software to accommodate what you find.
They accommodate what was Judd's preferred position for viewing art, which was lying down.
The streets are wide, built that way to accommodate what was once thriving street commerce.
