Sentence examples for hospitable to us from inspiring English sources

Certain countries are more hospitable to US Christian-right campaigners than others, the research found, in part because of support from government officials.

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.

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.

How can we make it ― not just as a city but as a planet ― more hospitable to life and us.

If Trump's policies make our world more humane, more tolerant of other religions, more hospitable to the displaced among us, then I will champion his presidency.

Second, Kant thinks that aesthetic judgments about both beauty and sublimity involve a kind of purposiveness, and that the beauty of nature in particular suggests to us that nature is hospitable to our ends.

I want us to be compassionate and hospitable to anybody who is in genuine fear of their lives, or torture, or persecution.

But the National Museum of Women in the Arts reminds us that not every old building is hospitable to a museum's needs.

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.

Nancy Sinnott Dwight, a Midwestern moderate who ran the Congressional campaign committee, said, "For us to prevail, the party was going to have to be hospitable to people far to our right".

"Egypt had become more hospitable to investment.