Sentence examples for ardent welcome from inspiring English sources

If his efforts there are any indication of how South Korea may develop in the coming years, the nation is in for a tumultuous shake-up and an ardent welcome to foreign investment.

A Louisa May Alcott biographer noted that "from the innocence of ignorance Alcott -- an ardent abolitionist -- had welcomed the War between the States".

This will be welcome news to ardent followers of "The Bachelor".

The audience welcomed him with an ardent ovation.

But while the money is acknowledged as a welcome perk, for Nellie, an ardent Christian, the appeal is as much about engineering new life and finding new purpose as it is about cash.

In an effort to reform him, Jay has been sent to live with his ardent Christian aunt; her flat is a "Welcome Break for souls" crammed with lurid iconography, including a hologram of Jesus that taunts Jay with life or death.

Essentially a ballroom waltz for two lovers, the duet had some welcome surprises in its onrush of ardent feeling and in its variety of turns for the woman on toe.

He negotiated skilfully between the Democrats and his own ardent members and won a deal that many independents will welcome as sensible and necessary.

The soprano Barbara Frittoli brought welcome dignity to her portrayal, however, through her honest, ardent and soaring singing.

In a sign of the tightrope still to walk for Davis, the Chevening "away day" was also welcomed by some of corporate Britain's more ardent advocates of leaving the EU.

When the soprano Deborah Voigt walked onto the stage at Carnegie Hall to begin her recital on Wednesday night, looking cool and radiant in a diva gown of flowing silver-blue silk, her blond hair aglow, the ardent ovation from the full house was more than just an appreciative welcome.