Sentence examples for accommodating violence from inspiring English sources

The subject renews itself, alas, and the geography accommodating violence expands: the faith-based slaughters proceeding in Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq (still!) await their literary anatomists.

Even the rules of journalism changed to accommodate violence -- in Karachi a bomb blast or shooting claiming two lives wasn't usually important enough to make front page news.

Haiti has had shelters in four departments (North, Northeast, Southeast and West) to accommodate victims of violence.

On Saturday, Mr Kenyatta said all camps still accommodating families displaced by the violence would be closed by 20 September, the local Daily Nation newspaper reports.

Opponents of lynching often pled with mobs to "let the law take its course". This article examines the course followed by the law itself, as state actors moved between encouraging, accommodating, and in many instances averting mob violence.

[R]edressing disadvantage (the redistributive dimension); addressing stigma, stereotyping, prejudice and violence (the recognition dimension); facilitating participation (the participatory dimension); and accommodating difference, including through structural change (the transformative dimensions).

SERVICE -- Accommodating.

Servers are accommodating.

Or less accommodating ones.

Accommodating, efficient service.

Cordial and accommodating waiters.