Sentence examples for hospitable toward from inspiring English sources

"It seemed ironic that a city that has, historically, been hospitable toward marginal communities is suddenly evicting them," McElroy says.

But he had a good lawyer and access to a civil justice system that — back then — was generally hospitable toward plaintiffs.

Princeton in the mid-'50s was hardly known for being hospitable toward Jews, and though Caro says he did not personally suffer from anti-Semitism, he saw plenty of students who did.

Last year, however, a German-Austrian party climbing Nanga Parbat, near the northwestern end of the range, had to do without them, for Nanga Parbat is in the part of Kashmir now held by Pakistani troops, and Pakistan is not hospitable toward Indians.

Of the country music world's reputation as being less-than-hospitable toward the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community, she said, "There's just been so much made of [gay rights] in the last two or three years and it's been brought to the front so people can really see it and be like, 'Yeah, I guess there are a lot more gay people than we ever knew!

So we understand that the less than hospitable sentiments toward Latinos that fuel GOP views on immigration, applies to all Latinos, regardless of national origin or legality.

They make me eager to get on a small regional plane once more, have my junk prodded by some uniformed men, and fly off toward hospitable worlds not my own.

Put yourself in your exchange student's shoes; read up on his or her culture, ask him or her about his or her interests, and really make an effort to be hospitable and warm toward your new guest.

He figured it would be more hospitable than a cooperative board toward a young person without a steady employment history.

They know us now, so we'll come in toward closing and they're very hospitable.

The result went against the apparent mood of the electorate--to wit, a sort of center-right status-quo complacency, vaguely hospitable to conservative attitudes (for "family values", against leniency toward criminals, etc).