Sentence examples for is stretched to accommodate from inspiring English sources

The movie's message that honesty is the worst policy is stretched to accommodate all the significant characters.

Spread it over your tummy and thighs to help prevent itching and dry skin where your body is stretching to accommodate the baby.

The bladder wall has receptors that measure how much the bladder is being stretched to accommodate incoming waste.

Yet it is hard to deny that the spirit of Santa Claus and Christmas has been stretched to accommodate multiple imperatives.

The court in Midway acknowledged that the Copyright Act's definition of "derivative work" "must be stretched to accommodate speeded-up video games". Id. at 1014.

If the idea of the survival story can be stretched to accommodate the survival of a culture, "Miss Agnes" is as urgent as its predecessors.

The rules were stretched to accommodate both volumes of Alan Clark's diaries, in the memoir and autobiography section chosen by Linda Grant, as a single title.

But the amount by which the language of Section 101 must be stretched to accommodate speeded-up video games is, we believe, within the limits within which Congress wanted the new Act to operate.

One Direction are stretched to accommodate the tastes of a constantly expanding audience, cut out and customised to personal preference by a million different girls, held to standards they could never feasibly meet.

Unlike most other early links courses, Askernish had never been stretched to accommodate high-tech clubs and balls, and its original quirks had not been worn smooth, over the years, by motorized maintenance equipment.

But since the rules have already been stretched to accommodate a certain amount of pre-emption, agreement on a new set of principles may not, in practice, be impossible.