Sentence examples for particularly hospitable from inspiring English sources

Tropical conditions are particularly hospitable to insects.

Today's music industry is not particularly hospitable to shy performers.

The markets have not been particularly hospitable to publicly traded private equity companies.

Princeton in 1981 was not particularly hospitable to minorities of any sort.

And Hollywood has not proved particularly hospitable to other foreigners either.

Most were gas giants, like Jupiter, and none looked particularly hospitable to life.

Long Islanders love restaurants, particularly those hospitable hangouts that they can treat as second homes or clubs.

Almost without exception, African American voters proved to be enormously cordial and hospitable, though not particularly forthcoming.

A military audience might seem more hospitable to a Republican candidate, particularly one like Mr. McCain, who has made his support for the war in Iraq the heart of his campaign.

And, thus, a university full of personable and warm individuals inadvertently becomes less hospitable in the aggregate -- particularly in the eyes of anyone who already had doubts regarding his or her own social/intellectual/political identity on campus.

That terrain is far less hospitable to Mr. Romney than Michigan and Arizona, particularly a swath of Southern states, where polls suggest that he is trailing Mr. Santorum and Newt Gingrich.