Sentence examples for is too hospitable from inspiring English sources

Twitter, despite continuing refinements to its policies on abuse, has struggled to shake off concerns that its open, unfiltered platform is too hospitable to trolls and harassers and that it is too reluctant to deploy its centralized authority against them.

He decided to go with Davies because, he later said, "Alexis was too hospitable to other musicians and I did not want to share the stage with 20 other singers".

CMJ was also hospitable to more mainstream contenders.

Tremlett's first delivery to him was all too hospitable.

We can't help but notice Simon's insecurities, and his worries that his endlessly supportive and hospitable wife may be too good for him – and that this arriviste's needy presence seems to compound the absence of the child his hosts have long coveted.

Almost everywhere else, they say, radiation levels are too high, the right chemical elements too rare, the hospitable planets too few in number and the rain of killer rocks too intense for advanced life.

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

Stereotypical reasoning says: Colombia is supposed to be dangerous (though I found it no longer lives down to that stereotype); within Colombia, Cartagena is supposed to be dangerous (in fact much too hospitable); in Cartagena, certain outskirts are supposed to be particularly dangerous (who knows).

(While Myanmar seems none too hospitable towards its Rohingya population, it does want to retain control over their movements).India is sure to wonder where this is going.

The Puppies' real beef is that SF, and society as a whole, has become too feminist, too multiracial, too hospitable to gay and trans voices.

India, in particular, shows remarkably little interest in doing a Doha deal.The political landscape in America is less hospitable today, too.