Sentence examples similar to hospitable life from inspiring English sources

Two rooms are dedicated to the evolution of the Moomins, from scary black trolls with red eyes to the familiar gentle, white, rotund souls reminiscent of hippos – the joyous, hospitable life-affirmers at the heart of a complex, often neurotic friendship circle cast adrift in a world as unpredictable as the first half of the 20th century.

Most were gas giants, like Jupiter, and none looked particularly hospitable to life.

Because Mars is smaller than Earth, it cooled faster, and it probably would have been hospitable for life earlier.

They go as far as to suggest that the comet is more hospitable for life than our own polar regions.

When it was younger, Mars was much warmer and wetter — and so potentially far more hospitable to life.

It is almost surely a planet, astronomers said, but not one that is likely to be hospitable to life.

These rocks appear to date to the early warm and wet era of Mars, perhaps when the planet was more hospitable to life.

If it were zero, which would be "natural" from a theoretical perspective, the universe would in fact be more hospitable to life.

While the meteorite is unlikely to shed information on whether early Mars was hospitable to life, it will provide clues about the history of volcanism there.

Understanding the evolution of Mars's atmosphere would allow the determination of how long Mars would have been hospitable to life in the past.

NASA's explorations of Mars have focused on water, because of the possibility that Mars might have once been warm, wet and hospitable for life.