Sentence examples similar to accommodating personality from inspiring English sources

Saracens want to develop their championship-winning spirit in a way which accommodates personality, family and culture.

Critic John Soister argues that Charlie Chan is both; when Biggers created the character, he offered a unique alternative to stereotypical evil Chinamen, a man who was at the same time "sufficiently accommodating in personality... unthreatening in demeanor... and removed from his Asian homeland... to quell any underlying xenophobia".

But accommodating the personalities among the pines is something co-op apartments and rush-hour subway rides have prepared New Yorkers for.

The prosthetics for the Creature needed "to accommodate a personality," allowing the actor wearing them to express "calm, vacancy, or even happiness".

The FA chairman has the joyful air of a man who considers global news headlines his natural habitat, and finds himself at the centre of a story big enough to accommodate his personality.

She also learned to adjust interviews to accommodate different personality types.

Can you instead provide multiple branches of mastery and habit building, and even allow for multiple ways to "play" and "win" to accommodate different personality types?

The film was based on a book by the Australian writer Paul Brickhill but was altered significantly to accommodate the personalities of a cast that included several major stars and stars-to-be.

Of course, we know he's being closed-minded; a manager needs flexibility to accommodate different personalities and working styles.

Compare stories with mutual friends of both you and the person you suspect of being a pathological liar, to determine if the story has changed or reshaped to accommodate certain personalities.

A few towns, like Long Branch and Long Beach, have split personalities — very accommodating in commercial areas, but not in residential neighborhoods.