Sentence examples for be more hospitable from inspiring English sources

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Britain is always going to be more hospitable to communitarian politics than the more libertarian U.S.

During the hosting of the Expo, the city has gone to great lengths to be more hospitable to foreign visitors.

Surveys do suggest that attitudes vary somewhat: Londoners and the better-educated tend to be more hospitable.

He figured it would be more hospitable than a cooperative board toward a young person without a steady employment history.

"The new administration will be more hospitable to the pharmaceutical industry than this one is," Mr. Dorgan said.

Which raises a related point: the tone of present-day Nashville couldn't be more hospitable, really, to the gifts of someone like Mr. Kelley.

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The adjoined new building is more hospitable.

Plastic spouts are more hospitable to bacteria.

Shamong, in Burlington County, was more hospitable.

On campuses elsewhere, officials have been more hospitable.

Left-center field, as it turned out, was more hospitable.

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