Sentence examples for more obliging phase from inspiring English sources

Obstacles to success are transient, and a more obliging phase kicks in after this week's awkward full Moon.

But some meals are more obliging than others.

Mikel could not have been more obliging with Paris Saint-Germain's opener.

A smaller back dining room, which has a Siberian cast at first glance, is the more obliging space if your dinner plans include conversation.

Or to put it in a rather more obliging manner, how would you describe the flavour of Christmas?

His film is less aggressively self-conscious than Richard Ayoade's "Submarine" (and also not as funny), but it is also more obliging, minding its manners and doing its homework.

She was more obliging with the customer who called and asked her to remove some women's clothing from the closet because he was coming for the weekend with his girlfriend.

Some analysts speculate that Khamenei will be willing to engage so long as he can do so from a position of total authority, without rivals in his government and with it made perfectly clear to the United States that it cannot simply work the channels of its choosing or wait for a more obliging President to take office.

The Sun at the peak of your 'scope makes this the month for career advancement, or at least to put down markers for the more obliging year of 2010.

Variations on the threat are issued by well-off individuals all over the world – not least in the United States, where each state sets its own tax policies, and periodic warnings are issued that taxes on the rich will lead to millionaire migration to more obliging US states.

Perhaps they'd be a little more obliging if they could see Act Out Mystery Theatre's Character Assassin, staged at the Reef Restaurant.