Sentence examples for bent on accommodating from inspiring English sources

Footnotes, in fact, are yet another area where the accountants seem bent on accommodating management ahead of the stockholders.

Defining it that way, she explains, feels reductive: the point is to show how the mechanics of Chekhov's writing can be easily bent to accommodate an inclusive perspective on love, loss and the rest.

To Frankel's and Lelyveld's credit, the institution has bent to accommodate and retain talent, as it refused to bend in the sixties and seventies to keep Gay Talese, David Halberstam, J. Anthony Lukas, Gloria Emerson, and Richard Reeves.

If there was a unifying element to be found, perhaps it was in how far each composer had bent to accommodate the particular demands of a text.

Berlioz's understanding of music was all up in that big, hawklike head of his: reality had to be bent to accommodate his ideals.

How responsive or flexible will our laws be bent to accommodate the campaign to stamp out hate speech and to banish the symbols of hate?

Many restaurants don't or can't bend to accommodate any more diners during those hours than at less desirable ones.

These metal hangers can bend to accommodate small variations, so don't worry about finding the perfect one.

Yet the tacit expectation was clearly that Abramson's personality would somehow bend to accommodate those who would not accommodate her.

General principles have to bend to accommodate the complexities of history, and justice is sometimes better served by compromise than by zealous intellectual consistency.

There has been much debate throughout the state over how much the state's stiff drinking laws should bend to accommodate Olympic revelers.