Sentence examples for hospitable to him from inspiring English sources
His strategy is based on the theory that the independents who can vote in New Hampshire's Republican primary will be more hospitable to him than the conservatives and evangelicals who dominate the Iowa caucuses.
As recently as Thursday, Dr. Dean said he would for the most part by-pass the seven Tuesday states, which are not particularly hospitable to him, and set his sights on Michigan.
In return for supporting tax increases Mr Maldonado wants support for a ballot initiative that would reform the primary system, making it more hospitable to people like him (ah, to hold the deciding vote at such a time).
The historian and journalist Rick Perlstein contributed a tribute to the Nation, in which he wrote: I remember always thinking that he always seemed too sensitive for this world we happen to live in, and I remember him working so mightily, so heroically, to try to bend the world into a place more hospitable to people like him, which also means hospitable to people like us.
And the composition of the court changed around him, moving increasingly to the right, less hospitable to the arduous task of applying the facts of each case.
Mathieu, nicknamed Honey Badger, also gained renown as a punt returner, helping him in the Heisman race, which is rarely hospitable to defensive players.
And Lefèvre's psychology puts him in a tradition, with Ramon Lull and Nicholas of Cusa, that was hospitable to Platonic views on universals such thinkers adopted a psychology especially open to mathematical metaphors as examples of universal cognition.
And while Mr. McCain can trumpet his win in the popularity contest, the outcome in Washington was especially disappointing for him because his campaign viewed the state -- which has often been hospitable to insurgents -- as his best chance for victory.
"Egypt had become more hospitable to investment.
Tropical conditions are particularly hospitable to insects.
Laconia remains more hospitable to grazing than agriculture.
