Sentence examples for accommodating which from inspiring English sources

But I found that people's attitudes to me were very open and accommodating, which wasn't what I'd expected".

Did you have to specifically request that off? [Laughs.] But they were very nice and very accommodating, which is really sweet.

Employers are seldom asked to accommodate family life in any meaningful way; employees do all the accommodating, which mainly involves, especially for women, pretending that we don't actually have families.

And despite its exoticism, the car remains all-day comfortable and accommodating – which is precisely the point.

She was being accommodated, which freed her up to be natural.

In such cases, presuppositions are generally accommodated, which is to say that the hearer accepts the information as given, and revises his representation of the context accordingly.

In such cases, Karttunen (1974) and Stalnaker (1974) suggested, presuppositions are generally accommodated, which is to say that the hearer accepts the information as given, and revises his representation of the context accordingly.

A further complication is the large variety of NMR experiments and observables an automated workflow might need to accommodate, which necessitates the compilation of a library of experiment-specific simulation programs.

Unlike the others, he is absorbed in a particular object, to accommodate which Seffner sculpted a half-length figure rather than the standard head and shoulders.

Comparison of the yeast and horse ADH structures suggests that the AA L substitution should have been readily accommodated, which perhaps fits with the small changes in kinetics.

This information in turn implies that mutations of developmental genes expressed at the putative phylotypic stage are not easily accommodated, which also supports the idea that this stage tends to be evolutionarily conserved.