Sentence examples for accommodating sense from inspiring English sources

(It's a high tribute to the city that Anna comes to the center of corporate ambition and winds up finding her inner self amid the towers. New York as a vale of soulmaking?) At the same time, Norton and Blumberg have a looser, more accommodating sense of the city's pleasures than Allen; they're not shamed, as he is, by ethnicity.

At its best, the storytelling itself manages to accommodate a sense of historical contingency.

When Marc Ecko recently decided to realign his brand's future, it was to accommodate his sense that new dress codes are required for a maturing generation.

And that more should be done to accommodate this sense of vulnerability, by softening Nato's approach and reducing sanctions.

The FASN disruption impedes synthesis of lipids, which are integrated in membrane lipid raft in which cell surface receptors, ErbB among others, accommodate and sense to tumourigenic pathways [ 43].

Accommodating parents makes sense, since without happy parents, there would be no campers at all, happy or otherwise.

Modern cell phones are a ubiquitous resource with a residual capacity to accommodate chemical sensing and biosensing capabilities.

These pillars are composed of photoresist-based materials and do not accommodate exclusive sensing material in the form of films or other structures.

The entire tradition of liberal theology is naturalistic in the sense of accommodating naturalistic explanation.

A low profile compact package is obtained for accommodating all the micro sensing element, charge amplifier and signal processing circuits, radio frequency module, and battery.

This also allows us to revise the linear pitch ordering to accommodate the auditory sense in which tones that differ by an octave nonetheless are the same pitch.