Sentence examples for it could have accommodated from inspiring English sources

Yes, Tom Pye's design was beautiful, but – stylised beyond the world of the circumstantial – it could have accommodated any opera from Parsifal to Madama Butterfly.

Even in the classical scenario, East Timor is of high genetic interest: it could have accommodated the "last step" before the colonization of Sahul, westward (back) migrations have been suggested, and the southward OOT migration could have extended there [ 3, 5, 27, 28, 40, 48].

He asks how reality could have accommodated it.

Its full-block site, back to Lexington Avenue, could have accommodated eight of the typical Park Avenue buildings, and even a die-hard prewar aficionado must grant that the stripped-down classicism, stretched over such a wide canvas, was pretty thin gruel.

He doesn't ask how morality could have accommodated the Holocaust.

That ruled out established stars -- not that his $2.7 million budget could have accommodated them.

But there was another reason for choosing Cafe Wha? instead of a club or theater that could have accommodated more fans.

Despite criticism that too many cars were in the race, IndyCar said the track could have accommodated up to 37 cars, three more than were entered that day.

A case can be made that Congress (which, rather than the president, controlled immigration policy) could have accommodated more refugees in the 1930's by relaxing immigration quotas.

But whatever the truth is, there was no provision in the reality of New York in 1989 and 1990 that could have accommodated their acquittal.

New Yorkers didn't always seize the opportunity — the empty seats at "Palestrina" could have accommodated all of Pfitzner's personal and political resentments — but the spell had been broken.