Sentence examples for how hospitable from inspiring English sources

Given how hospitable Sicilians can be, this shouldn't be too difficult a task.

That extends to how hospitable we are to our own residents, too, to people trying to make their way with affordable housing and on the minimum wage.

The ones who were grumping have kept it to themselves, once they saw how hospitable the hosts have been, and by extension, the entire nation.

But it takes little time traveling through this region to discover how hospitable a terrain this can be for Mr. bin Laden and his beliefs.

For most of the past half-century, where such a country was concerned, they cared, first, whether it was aligned with the United States or the Soviet Union; second, how hospitable it was to American business; and, third, whether its rulers were willing to adopt, if only privately, non-eliminationist attitudes toward Israel.

And, of course, they want to know how hospitable that buried ocean is for biology.

If you want to get involved in Italian society at more than just a tourist level, trash those schmaltzy memoirs written by Brits and Americans, festooned with villas and sundappled greenery, their prose syrupy with exclamations about how wonderfully hospitable the people are.

Autumn examines it aesthetically rather than didactically, through riffs on fairytale and fable, with Daniel showing Elisabeth how to tell "hospitable" stories that welcome in possibility rather than closing down other points of view.

"I will never forget how friendly and hospitable people were when I first arrived here.

Show how you can be hospitable.

"I want to show how the Afghan people are hospitable," he said.