Sentence examples for more accommodating time from inspiring English sources

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Given a choice, Hungarian voters opted for the more accommodating tone of the new Most-Hid.

Administration officials said that a draft of his remarks was being reworked to reflect a more accommodating tone because of the new report.

One of those rivals, Rudolph W. Giuliani, who as mayor of New York offered a more accommodating tone toward illegal immigrants, has said that once the border is secure, those who are productive citizens and have not committed crimes should get a chance at citizenship.

(It's a high tribute to the city that Anna comes to the center of corporate ambition and winds up finding her inner self amid the towers. New York as a vale of soulmaking?) At the same time, Norton and Blumberg have a looser, more accommodating sense of the city's pleasures than Allen; they're not shamed, as he is, by ethnicity.

Ever since Henry VIII broke with the Roman Catholic Church and established a more accommodating version in 1534 so he could divorce and re-wed (several times), Britain's royals have been the guardians of the Church of England.

This new, more accommodating rhetoric is embarrassing.

Public displeasure resulted in a more accommodating stance on public spending by Minister of Finance Danilo Astori.

When they sit on a "soft cushioned chair" they are more accommodating and generous.

Americans take a far more accommodating approach to the problem of moral hazard than Germans do.

But attitudes have become more accommodating, towards both naughty rhythms and African roots.