Sentence examples for not inhospitable to from inspiring English sources

"Be not inhospitable to strangers, lest they be angels in disguise," was one, which he attributed to Yeats, although it was actually a variation on a biblical passage.

The Ritz is not inhospitable to business, but it likes to relegate guests' commercial activities to a series of suites on the third floor, under the guidance of a technology butler.

(DJN II.3.12) In short, God is not perverse, and the world not entirely inhospitable to morality and human welfare.

In short, the cinema is not only inhospitable to the internal landscape of older guys.

In particular, areas between reserves were not as inhospitable to species in the reserves as oceans were to insular species.

Sure, but at least they show that Facebook isn't totally inhospitable to car companies.

Los Angeles is well-known as the birthplace of the car culture, and persists in being a difficult, if not inhospitable, environment for those trying to navigate the vast city without personal transportation.

"The Innocents" (1961), directed by Jack Clayton, takes that style yet further, for the good reason that its source material is the classic 1895 ghost story "The Turn of the Screw" — a tale that, because of its genre, isn't quite as inhospitable to film as James's work usually is.

He was quiet but not inhospitable.

Because bamboo requires few nutrients, it can grow in soil inhospitable to other plants — not only does it thrive there, it can reclaim the land so other plants can thrive, too.

Nitrogen is nontoxic but causes harmful algae blooms that render waters inhospitable to marine life, affecting not only fin- and shellfish populations but the local and migratory birds that feed on them.