Sentence examples for and accommodating of from inspiring English sources

He belongs to the Barelvi sect, which believes in mysticism, reveres saints and shrines, and is considered to be tolerant and accommodating of other faiths.

'I'm starting with a vision where I see a government receptive to and accommodating of pastoralist interests and concerns," said Dida in Amboseli National Park.

Followers of the Barelvi sect, on the other hand, believe in mysticism, revere saints and shrines, and are considered to be tolerant and accommodating of other faiths.

This is what really made the School of Art sing: it was beautiful, crafted, original and intense, but also generous and accommodating of the student life inside it.

"Hawaii is not perfect, but I do think it was more tolerant and accommodating of diverse cultures than the mainland was" when he was growing up, Mr. Obama said in unpublished excerpts from an interview last year.

It is our duty to actively disavow the implicit and explicit manifestations of Arab Supremacy, and to instead nurture an expanded Sudanese identity that is inclusive and accommodating of all Sudanese people – culturally, economically, and politically.

And he said the president thought foreign policy should "consist of appeasing and accommodating some of the world's worst actors".

A whole afternoon of pleasurable rejoicing left millions of us in a relaxed and accommodating frame of mind.

And can it all fall into place while the quiet streets and accommodating weather of summer remain?

While audiences change, for instance, a conceptual focus on methods of analyzing and accommodating the needs of different audiences can be consistent across disciplines and modes of communication.

In spite of the hazards, understanding and accommodating conflicting points of view is part of Jewish Care's approach.