Sentence examples for Graciously welcomed from inspiring English sources

They graciously welcomed me back, though I was years older than the other students.

Ashkin graciously welcomed us into his home in Rumson, N.J., for a photo shoot for The Big Picture.

"She very graciously welcomed me both to Washington and the senator's office," said Mr. Canfield, who spent his first day there getting acquainted with her while they were sorting mail.

And then I remembered a scene quite near the beginning of the play, when Mozart had just arrived at court and Salieri graciously welcomed him with a little tune in his honour.

Right from the start, you feel that you are being graciously welcomed by the staff, rather than cruelly assessed for the damage that travel has inflicted on your outfit and your grooming.

During the second half of the trip, the students were graciously welcomed by the Lahore University of Management Sciences LUMSS), which has recently established a partnership with Johns Hopkins University and SAIS.

To remain relevant, global groups must graciously welcome and incorporate emerging economic powers, writes Kishore Mahbubani, dean and professor of the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy at the National University of Singapore.

In the Zapotec village of Teotitlán del Valle, in Oaxaca State, Mexico, the rug-weaver Pastora Asunción Gutierrez Reyes, 46, graciously welcomes me into the open courtyard of her home.

Upon entry, we, the newcomers, were welcomed pleasantly and graciously by many of the congregants throughout the service.

Spinoza, a Portuguese Jew living in Amsterdam, was a brilliant scholar whose inquiries led him into territory that made trouble for his fellow Jews, who were graciously tolerated if not wholly welcomed into Dutch society.

Despite my initial nervousness (see my earlier blog, "Confessions of a Psychoanalyst: Performance Anxiety and the Dread of Shame"), the 400 attendees welcomed me so warmly and graciously that I soon felt right at home.