Sentence examples for and accommodating of the from inspiring English sources

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.

Many spouses suggested that a communal diet should be respectful and accommodating of the patient's dietary restrictions.

"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 Obama said in unpublished excerpts from an interview last year.

The filter paper was cut into 0.5 cm diameter discs with a common office hole punch and accommodated on the bottom of the 96-well microtiter plate.

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

He decides to send Magid, the smarter and more accommodating of the twins, back home to Bangladesh to receive a proper Muslim education.

"The record increase in U.S. Open prize money and the changes in the next year's schedule are aimed at rewarding the players' talents and accommodating the rigors of the modern professional game".

The repairs lasted until May 1805, and the expense of feeding and accommodating the hundreds of sailors from the squadron placed a significant strain on Decaen's resources, despite the captured food supplies sent in by Linois during 1804.

The Bangladeshi group did not generally perceive the issues as problematic (particularly here in England and particularly in the Sylheti sessions) and were the most accommodating of the groups to the medical profession and approach.

In developing the intervention the psychologists had to acknowledge and accommodate the importance of the network of co-morbid physical complaints, inter-personal relationships and/or social isolation revealed as central to FoF.

Bone cement acts as a filler and accommodates the imperfections of the bone at the time of surgery.