That was just the kind of accommodating attitude that drove Dr. Dawkins up the wall.
The hospital staffs knew of my "situation" and were so unbelievably kind and accommodating.
Fans and pundits who became restless during the first hour of this match, railing against the 'narrowness' of Australia's play, should actually draw comfort from the fact that the opening goal was precisely the kind that accommodates the talents of Rogic, Mooy and Luongo (with Jedinak screening).
But maybe it's become too kind, and too accommodating.
Her "fate was in every way characteristic of her; she died as she did because, up to the very last moment of her life, she was kind, lazy, and accommodating: a fat girl content with her lot, who pleased herself and pleased others".
Confronted by Elsasser's point that intrinsic heterogeneity is something about biological kinds to be captured rather than overcome, the HPC view responds with naturalistic humility: when empirical work repeatedly reveals intrinsic heterogeneity, change your philosophy of kinds to accommodate this.
They praised Robert Louis Stevenson for being kind and accommodating to his donkey (his descriptions of the Cévennes were O.K., too).
As he ages, and presumably dips in the rankings, he won't face the kind of accommodating draws he has been used to over the years.
That kind of accommodating behavior can be puzzling when viewed from the outside, even for people who are inclined to be sympathetic to the accuser.
Working in a small, sleepy little beach town, most of the people here know each other, and most of the customers are kind and accommodating -- but there are always those few exceptions.
