Sentence examples for hospitable to all from inspiring English sources
Over the last year, her office has produced videos, pamphlets, booklets and other materials promoting its view of the United States as a place hospitable to all religions and of Saddam Hussein as an evil dictator compiling lethal weapons.
Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the Law and Justice leader, has been quick to capitalise on the protests claiming that "this is not a country hospitable to all citizens; it is not a real democracy".Salvation for Mr Tusk might be on the way.
Like the minimalists, but with a vision hospitable to all manner of meaning, Warhol collapsed the contemplation of art into the self-conscious experience of existing, moment to moment, in a world where Rembrandts, say, and skyscrapers are just different objects of interest and distraction.
Ultimately, this isn't a plea to make programming better for hobbyists, it is a plea to make the field hospitable to all of us.
Meeker projected an air of charisma and confidence on the witness stand, and testified that Kleiner is more than hospitable to all genders.
It's surprising when you consider the hospitality industry's recent efforts to make itself more, well, hospitable to all.
It has to make it hospitable to people of all races and ethnicities, to both genders and all sexual orientations.
At one point in his tenure, Manning, who became bishop in 1921, called on John D. Rockefeller, Jr., for a donation toward the building of the Cathedral — since, of course, the church was hospitable to people of all religious affiliations.
Although people everywhere had been so hospitable to us, we all -- Muslim and non-Muslim alike -- felt we had met a people who embodied the spirit of ilm in spite of having passed through horrendous times.
Alison Brackenbury's poetry is hospitable: open to all.
The B&O's manager of dining car services said his department's objective was "...to be hospitable to our patrons in all respects – to make them feel the comfort, convenience and homelike atmosphere of our accommodations as soon as they step on our trains".
