Sentence examples for can really accommodate from inspiring English sources

My first inspiration was my love for Berlin and the second that this gallery can really accommodate my idea," she continued with a smile, peering over the top of her big, black sunglasses.

Can it really accommodate the thousands of environmentalists, socialists, trade unionists, students, single-issue campaigners and others who poured time and energy into the Yes campaign?

And sometimes you feel as if Ms. Hewitt were asking too much of photography, even conceptual photography: can her still lifes really accommodate both the cynicism of the so-called pictures generation and the nostalgia for the civil rights era of her own younger generation?

The art system doesn't really accommodate this, however.

"Aged care doesn't really accommodate sex... staff discourage it".

She's really accommodating and lovely and approachable and normal".

Can you accommodate a really large stuffed forest animal?

I can really see how it really, it drains you.

Such a move is absolutely appropriate today, because the bottom line is this: If "valor knows no gender," as President Obama said when the combat exclusion rule fell, and if men and women really can be accommodated simultaneously under close combat conditions without a negative impact on war-fighting ability, then there is no reason other than prejudice for the transgender exclusion to remain.

The RAH is, in fact, a really flexible space which can accommodate many different styles of music.

Can Judaism accommodate modernity?