Sentence examples for mind to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Michael Simon, an assistant commissioner of the department of transportation, wrote that the city was changing its mind "to accommodate changes to your event, including a performance by a nationally known musician and a significantly increased number of expected attendees", according to the Chicago Tribune.

As the subjects tried to switch between these two views through the viewing functionalities (e.g., zoom out from a small object to the complete view of the design model), they had to mentally transform the view in their mind to accommodate the change of these two reference frames.

This signifies that you are making room in your mind to accommodate their viewpoint.

Shooting for two weeks in Normandy in November 2015, we followed a gruelling schedule, keeping open minds to accommodate changing weather and shifting locations, but throughout the dancers were the solid, reliable backbone of the production.

As your mind struggles to accommodate this wrenching reality, you won't be able to sleep or focus.

Whitehead shows us both "the travesties so routine and familiar that they were a kind of weather, and the ones so imaginative in the monstrousness that the mind refused to accommodate them".

Providing water and sanitation access to these people is more than just having a few more people to serve, it's part of a mind-shift to accommodate services to the aspirations of the people".

You may request they be in a group with a friend and with safety in mind we try to accommodate all requests.

As the underlying values of our life change, the structure of our minds can shift to accommodate.

"If this is what's on her mind, we've got to accommodate it," she said.

But then in childhood, where the mind needs straying room to accommodate growth (an infant's skull bones drift for the same reason), it is essential sometimes to see things askew.