Sentence examples for accommodated itself from inspiring English sources

"The church has accommodated itself so much, and is so lacking in distinction".

Christianity accommodated itself to Darwin, but it was hard even in a tolerant country like Britain.

He was surprised at how warm the animal was, and how quickly it accommodated itself to his hand.

By the time FSG published her "Collected," in 2009, American fiction had more fully accommodated itself to the insubstantial.

Between 1930 and 1932 Hitler was supported by many Protestant voters in rural Prussia, and after 1933 the Catholic church in Germany largely accommodated itself to his regime.

Ausonius was full of pagan learning -- Gibbon thought he was a pagan at heart -- but he represented a Christianity that accommodated itself cheerfully with paganism.

The party is gradually accommodating itself to him.

Facebook must accommodate itself to mobile operating systems controlled by Internet rivals, Apple and Google.

Especially on this topic, work in psychology can unwittingly accommodate itself to the folk wisdom and stereotypes of the day.

It was quite a surprise to see that eager, muscly little torso of hers accommodate itself to long, sostenuto phrases.

Formidable in the defense of his city, he nevertheless urged Athens to accommodate itself to the Macedonian Empire.