Hospitable

"Hospitable" was once a high-ranking compliment, one of the nicest things you could say of people, redolent of all sorts of related traits like generosity, kindness, openness, and warmth.

WASN'T THE GRASS GREENER A Curmudgeon's Fond Memories Holland, Barbara 1999

"Hospitable" is now a word used mainly by hotels and resorts, and a hostess is the lady who walks you to your table.

WASN'T THE GRASS GREENER A Curmudgeon's Fond Memories Holland, Barbara 1999

Houstonist feels the word "Hospitable" would make for an excellent song.

Houstonist 2009

Houstonist feels the word "Hospitable" would make for an excellent song.

Houstonist 2009

Obstacles not worth mentioning stand in the way of that pleasure which I should, as usual, enjoy at your Hospitable house.

Letter 232 2009

"Hospitable, to say the least," she commented to herself, obeying his command and coming up to the stove.

CHAPTER 4 2010

She credited her activism to the legacy of her paternal grandfather, Reb Chaim “the Hospitable,” who helped members of the Jewish community in Kiev, Russia, deal with personal difficulties and conflicts with the authorities.

Lucy Fox Robins Lang. 2009

Hospitable and courteous, Sosa himself welcomed everyone at the door personally, then endured the endless encomiums.

GreenCine Daily: Santo Domingo Dispatch. 2006

Hospitable Church Planting a.k.a. the long-awaited "significance of a kitchen table" post

Hospitable Church Planting (a.k.a. the long-awaited "significance of a kitchen table" post) Happy 2007

Hospitable Church Planting a.k.a. the long-awaited "significance of a kitchen table" post

Archive 2007-08-01 Happy 2007