Sentence examples for always hospitable from inspiring English sources

The villagers were always hospitable while revealing little of themselves.

Some gays and lesbians said that except in certain neighborhoods, Memphis was not always hospitable.

"We marry our children there, have Communion dinners and graduation dinners there, and they're always hospitable.

The North Sea was clean in those days but not always hospitable, because of its wildness.

When the state was founded, almost 80 percent of its Jewish population was Ashkenazi — and they weren't always hospitable to the Sephardic Jews from Asia and Africa who followed them.

But now the paper faces another challenge in the form of a new military leadership -- one not always hospitable to a free press -- running the world's youngest state, one that gained independence only last year.

The always-hospitable Woodberry's strength is in its small plates and starters; make sure to sample as many as possible -- particularly if there's seafood involved.

They were "always very hospitable, and courteous", he recalls.

What I discovered was that there was always another hospitable town to visit.

The weather and the lifestyle have always been hospitable to sports in Australia.

Since the 19th century, when Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman preached "the propaganda of the deed," anarchism has survived in New York, a town that's always been hospitable to countercultural notions.