Sentence examples for more accommodating attitude from inspiring English sources

A pox on both their houses was a common refrain, and such fan-friendly gestures as tossing balls into the stands and a more accommodating attitude toward autograph seekers didn't quell the resentment.

Public outrage created a storm both in Egypt and in the British House of Commons and led the new Liberal Cabinet under Prime Minister Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman to adopt a more accommodating attitude toward Egypt.

But since the outpouring of support for victims of the Sichuan earthquake in 2008, the government now seems to be edging toward a more accommodating attitude about private philanthropy.

While traditional Confucians opposed such a prominent role for commerce and the newly rich it created, the heterodoxy introduced by Wang Yangming permitted a more accommodating attitude.

Thus, this may be a culturally coded mode of communication, counterbalanced by the more accommodating attitude of the women, at least from a certain age.

That gesture was typical of the accommodating attitude at Caracara.

That was just the kind of accommodating attitude that drove Dr. Dawkins up the wall.

Breyer's accommodating attitude toward Congress represents a departure from liberal judicial tradition.

They said that the experience of the psychiatrists' availability and accommodating attitude constituted a major improvement in their working conditions.

It is a revolution to increase consciousness, change attitudes and become more accommodating in our mindsets about a population that has been largely hurt and ignored throughout history.

He said they were facing a "hardened attitude" in places such as Donetsk and Slaviansk, but other, smaller, areas are "more accommodating".