Sentence examples for accommodate a vowel from inspiring English sources

In German, that diacritical mark changes the pronunciation to accommodate a vowel in the following syllable.

Accommodate a variety of learning styles.

"He's accommodating, a pragmatist.

Is it a vowel?

What's in a vowel!

Would a vowel have made a difference?

(He doesn't even have a vowel).

It is a vowel of hatred.

God, full of possibilities, is a vowel.

("Someone has bought a vowel...," she intoned).

Syllables are usually open, ending in a vowel, most often of the pattern consonant-vowel (CV).