Sentence examples for learning to accommodate from inspiring English sources

With a little prodding he starts talking about the clash of disparate groups learning to accommodate one another, and says, "So much of America is pretending that away, but it's really what makes us different".

I am just learning to accommodate the presence of my boyfriend in my life (and we've been together for three years) and if I was down to my last £10 I'd likely spend it on ELLE and Cadbury's Caramel Eggs.

Critser takes us on a brisk tour, by turns funny and depressing, of a society learning to accommodate itself to its new dimensions: restaurants adding square inches to their seats; government agencies relaxing their weight, fitness and dietary guidelines; Seventh Avenue recalibrating clothing sizes to make for happier visits to the dressing room.

This was not accomplished without overcoming, or learning to accommodate, a few problems.

The self-proclaimed champion of anti-Chinese sentiment, Michael Sata, changed his tune when he was elected president of Zambia in 2011, learning to accommodate the Chinese rather than expel them as he once threatened in a previous election campaign.

"It's definitely something one learns to accommodate, but that accommodation takes up mental energy, and that means I have less mental energy for real thinking".

You learn to accommodate it; it becomes normal.

The majority of us learned to accommodate a competing narrative.

As Obama learned to accommodate, the accommodating Hillary learned to triangulate and lacerate.

Some authentic specialties have proved too much for Long Island palates, restaurateurs said, and chefs have learned to accommodate local tastes.

Likewise, a woman must learn to accommodate her husband by respecting his authority and acknowledging their natural differences.