Sentence examples for the more hospitable from inspiring English sources

There, in the more hospitable "velvet darkness," he finds himself "alone, but not alone".

The arid plateaus in the southern region are less populated than the more hospitable central and northern zones.

These days, its reputation for post-industrial gloom only makes it all the more hospitable to dissent.

Most people who have seen both consider Johnson's house infinitely the more hospitable, and it has certainly had more influence on architectural history.

While in a hospital in the provincial town of Cherdyn (in the Urals), Mandelshtam attempted suicide by jumping out of the window, but he survived and was reassigned to the more hospitable city of Voronezh.

The discovery, reported in the journal Nature, overturns the long-held belief that early humans steered clear of chilly Britain – and the rest of northern Europe – in favour of the more hospitable climate of the Mediterranean.

"Every effort should be made to make the hospital more hospitable," he said.

The year after the opening, The Eagle reported that the cleaner, more hospitable surroundings at Sands Street were "much appreciated by the young women of Brooklyn who are enthusiastic Navy Yard visitors".

Doctors at the New York State Department of Health say that a warmer weather pattern in the 21st century could make the region more hospitable to foreign diseases like the West Nile virus, which was first detected locally last year.

What makes the coast more hospitable than the countryside where Digby started out?

They also outlined several ambitious economic initiatives that could make the country more hospitable to private enterprise in the coming years.