Sentence examples for be more hospitable than from inspiring English sources

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

As Shiite Muslims, they fled to Iran in hopes that it would be more hospitable than Afghanistan, where they faced religious persecution and the economic hardships of a country racked by war and terrorism.

The perfectly scaled rooms are more hospitable than intimidating.

Such life has been found at other vents, and Lost City is more hospitable than most.

The woman is more hospitable than authoritarian; she's dressed for a  night out.

Turkey has been more hospitable than most countries, but it is still not a place that where Syrians can settle for the long-term.

Syria took in more Iraqis than any other neighbor, and was more hospitable than Jordan, which imposed tight restrictions on its 750,000 refugees' freedom to work and use public services.

"It's really about being more hospitable than clerical," he said, pointing out that the company's new or recently renovated hotels are also trying to demonstrate this aesthetically by using free-standing pods.

But the war certainly began to shift there -- to a country where the terrain is more hospitable than Tora Bora, but the politics are a lot less forgiving for Americans.

She joined the Christian Democratic Union after Democratic Awakening merged with it, ahead of the 1990 elections; the C.D.U. was more hospitable than the Social Democrats were to liberal-minded East Germans.

A clue to the novel's political soul is provided by an immigration lawyer, who tells Richard that, two thousand years ago, "no one was more hospitable than the Teutons".