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.
He and his wife Anne were immensely hospitable, and at a Willett social gathering, whether at Volta House in Hampstead or at Le Thil in Normandy, one was as likely to meet Isaiah Berlin or Eric Hobsbawm as Adrian Henri.
An onslaught of hate seems to have found a hospitable home on the pages of social media.
At first glance, they can appear a classic example of the northeastern liberal — laissez-faire on social issues and, during the past decade, increasingly hospitable to Democrats.
The social sciences, from their very inception, were hospitable to relativism.
Thus, several of the sponges preferred by social shrimp are now rare, apparently replaced by other, less hospitable species.
Thus armed with little besides erratic social skills and the vague conviction that Groton could be more hospitable to girls, we — mostly I — formed the Group for Female Awareness, a name that makes me cringe to type even now.
Thus armed with little besides erratic social skills and the vague conviction that Groton could be more hospitable to girls, we mostly I formed the Group for Female Awareness, a name that makes me cringe to type even now.
As Greenland and O'Rourke (2008) comment, Epidemiologic studies of specific topics have tended to be fewer [than is the case in social science or medicine], and the epidemiologic community appears to be more hospitable to tentative, limited inferences based on narrative reviews.
