Sentence examples for proving hospitable from inspiring English sources

Oz worries that the current era is proving hospitable to fanatics, who exist on every side and in every culture, because "as things get more complicated, people crave the simple, one-sentence answer to everything".

Reality shows have also proved hospitable to the product-placement opportunities television networks have been selling to advertisers.

In Egypt, the government sector has traditionally proved more hospitable to women.

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

But the Web has proved extremely hospitable to them despite a difficult-to-enforce industry rule that restricts their release to sites that use age-verification tests.

And that was one reason why, from Oscar Wilde to Samuel Beckett, it was to prove so hospitable to the experimental spirit of modernism.

It offers three meaty roles to chew on, which is why in London it proved so hospitable to an endless succession of stand-up comics and character-actors.

As problematic as the program has become amid the ethnic melee of the north, the majority of A.L.P. sites are concentrated in the south, where a comparatively homogenous Pashtun population has proved more hospitable.

And a handful of the many New York mosques scouted by the police demographics unit have in the past proved remarkably hospitable to very inhospitable men, not least those steeped in the forbidding Salafi strain of Sunni Islam.

And, although it takes a while to adjust to watching comedy by candlelight, the space proves equally hospitable to Francis Beaumont's 1607 burlesque of citizen drama and chivalric romance.

Still others are worried that it would provoke a spate of primary challenges -- or low turnout among conservatives -- next year, when Republicans will be battling to retain their one-vote Senate majority in newly redrawn legislative districts that could prove less hospitable to long-serving incumbents.