Sentence examples for accommodating if from inspiring English sources
SERVICE -- Sweet and accommodating, if inexperienced.
It was bright, comfortable and accommodating, if lacking in Hollywood glamour.
Locals seem accommodating, if not indifferent, to the operation in their midst.
"We feel we would be more accommodating if we felt the proceeds were going to the City of New York," he said.
I used to say that my books were my children, but now that I have actual children I've found that books are by comparison rather pliable and accommodating, if somewhat less affectionate.
A slight variation of this argument is that the inflationary pressures will prevent the Fed from being quite as accommodating if the economy turns down.It is hard to see how both the bond and equity markets can be right.
Mr. Trotter said walk-ins would be accommodated if there was room.
Applications submitted by March 1 have the best chance, but later applicants are accommodated if space allows.
Reservations are no longer mandatory, but advisable; walk-ins are accommodated if space permits.
In Canada, where weather can make winter flying unpredictable, Air Canada sells customers a promise they will be accommodated if their flight is disrupted — even if the airline is not at fault.
Reading these sentences now, I find myself superimposing them onto the indistinct image of a hoard of commenters and thinking of how the culture has come to accommodate, if not to cherish, so many millions of miniature Mailers, determined to set the world aright, or at least to teach it a thing or two about a thing or two.
