Sentence examples for no hospitable from inspiring English sources

Just as no hospitable woman would let a guest come in her home without offering something more than a warm or cold libation, no woman of valor should forgo a meal or snack that someone so carefully created.

Most strikingly, our LGM distribution model indicates almost no hospitable areas on the exposed ECS continental shelf, excepting those in the far east (i.e., extending from Kyushu to the delta region of the palaeo-Yellow River).

Shortly they will move to Belgium as France is no longer hospitable to NATO.

Catastrophic disruptions, however, may create an environment no longer hospitable to the organisms, and they may die out as a result.

For the existentialists, the world is no longer hospitable to our human desire for meaning and order.

Although the surface conditions on the planet are no longer hospitable to any Earthlike life that may have formed before this event, it is possible that life exists in the lower and middle cloud layers of Venus.

Abandoned by Vegas -- which is no longer hospitable to anyone born after about 1960, let alone people who were performing on the Strip back then -- Buddy's found a new home in Palm Springs, CA, where he achieved one of his long-time desires and opened his own nightclub.

The publishing world may no longer be hospitable to editors like Athill; we have to ask what the loss of the breed is likely to cost the rest of us.

But redistricting is clearly a significant factor in spurring retirements - as it is every decade - and will probably claim more lawmakers in the next few months as they decide their redrawn districts are no longer as hospitable as they once were.

The decades that followed were no more hospitable, especially since he did not conceal his opposition to the authoritarian regime.

Oh, to wake up one day in a world that knows the state of nature is no more hospitable than the state of North Korea.