After breakfast, Iyer and I stood on the corner of Lenox Avenue and 130th Street, and I said something trivial about how the sheer richness of things in view seemed hospitable to jazz during the period when New York was its main home, and he said that for him it was instead the nervous rhythm of the city that fed the music.
The restaurant, already drawing critical acclaim, captures Frederick's small-town charm, offering down-home dishes with flourishes, like pulled pork with fennel — though its boast that it serves "unlimited" filtered water to diners for a small fee hardly seems hospitable.
Some just wanted a place where they didn't have to live in the closet; others, like me, also came because cities seemed hospitable to artists and radicals.
We're the kind of people who are obsessed with impressing foreigners, seeming hospitable, and making you booze out of plums, so you'll be well looked after.
With buildings by Peter Eisenman in Columbus and Cincinnati, and by Frank Gehry in Toledo, Cincinnati, and Cleveland, the state of Ohio is beginning to seem as hospitable to cutting-edge architecture as the Netherlands.
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.
Associates of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, the New York Democrat, and Senator John McCain, the Arizona Republican, said that should either of them stumble early on, the respective party primaries in California and New Jersey — two states that would seem particularly hospitable to them — could offer an expensive but welcome firewall.
Nonnatural realism, conventionalism, transcendentalism, and Divine command seem more hospitable metaethical homes for deontology.
Nonetheless, although deontological theories can be agnostic regarding metaethics, some metaethical accounts seem less hospitable than others to deontology.
