Sentence examples similar to accommodate an opinion from inspiring English sources

A party which promised to accommodate a diversity of opinion had to get rid of some of its star dissenters.

But what if a politician modifies a view less on personal conviction and more to accommodate a perceived shift in public opinion, as it appears that Obama did when he waited until the opinion polls showed he could gain more votes by supporting gay marriage than by not supporting it?

You try to put aside all personal filters, to be objective, to accommodate a diversity of scientific opinions held by your peers, by industry stakeholders and by governments.

A way to accommodate an oxygen tank?

"He's encroaching upon the powers of the attorney general merely because of a difference of opinion, to accommodate a political agenda".

Krystyna Oleksy said that she appreciated the experts' concerns, but she and her colleagues cannot accommodate all opinions, nor do they always have time to ponder the finer distinctions between restoration, renovation, and reconstruction.

This should be a place that can accommodate a variety of styles, personalities and opinions".

Bloomberg has scooped up a series of journalism's big names, opened a second newsroom to accommodate a doubling of staff and launched a new opinion website, just this week, co-headed by former Clinton administration favorite Jamie Rubin.

Instead the final report gave a one-sided establishment opinion, he said, which did not "accommodate a full and fair representation of all views".

Does it accommodate a more lethal payload?

I can't accommodate a loss.