Sentence examples for hospitable countries from inspiring English sources
For some journalists, Syria has been one of the least hospitable countries in the Middle East, a place where reporters — if they can get in — are routinely harassed and threatened as they try to uncover the repression that has propped up the Assad government for decades.
When I think about it, Iran is probably one of the world's most hospitable countries.
Many people travel from Turkey toward Greece and beyond, passing through Hungary to more hospitable countries like Germany and Austria. .
If it's harder to recruit, raise money, travel and find hospitable countries, then you won't be as good at killing innocent people as you'd otherwise be.
Orban has actively tried to stop the flow of undocumented people entering his country, which is on the Balkan route many migrants and refugees take to reach hospitable countries like Germany.
Surely this is a more hospitable country for journalists.
"This is a hospitable country," he said in a rare interview with a foreign TV channel.
In 1986, I spent three glorious weeks following England around Mexico, and taking in, along the way, some of that fine and hospitable country.
The first was to move the entrance, against their architects' advice, from avenue to street — a feng-shui-ish maneuver that helped transform the dining area from disconcerting storefront to hospitable country kitchen.
"I am concerned about a potential outburst of xenophobia, and hope that it can be avoided at all costs, because Spain is traditionally a hospitable country," Mr. Vergara said.
Stanislaw Tillich, the Christian Democrat president of Saxony, said on Monday he hoped the festivities would help to present the region in the former GDR as "a modern, cosmopolitan and hospitable country".
