Sentence examples for are usually welcome from inspiring English sources

Mr. Greenaway's audacity and imagination are usually welcome, but here they bully Vermeer into inconsequentiality.

Violinists are usually welcome because they can play on key, but they wear out their welcome if they are too pushy and fail to listen to the spirit and feel of the music.

Mock-ups are usually welcomed by residents and preservationists.

The visitors are usually welcomed for their wallets.

The sidewalks along First Avenue, where they are usually welcomed like heroes, were empty.

The uniting of America Online and Time Warner has caused more than a few changes in corporate culture, but one that has caused particularly loud grumbling among employees involves three words that are usually welcomed by AOL subscribers: "You've Got Mail".

As a result although integrated shared care initiatives are usually welcomed by patients, physicians and other health care professionals may be reluctant to participate due to uncertainty about what it might entail, how they fit into the integrated system and associated fear of increased liability and vulnerability to litigation [ 4, 5].

For example, a poster in a post office lobby may not be desirable because "it's not a particularly upbeat environment," he said, adding, "On the other hand, an ad on a truck I find the most interesting, because when a truck is seen on the road or the street, it's usually welcome".

Everyone is usually welcome to help out but it can get crowded in the mid morning before the weather is too hot.

EVERY architectural style falls out of fashion -- Art Deco was dated by the 1950s, mid-century Modernism looked shabby by the 1980s -- but after spending a generation in exile, it's usually welcomed back.

For those audience members who have not experienced homelessness, the opportunity for a genuine dialogue with people living on the edge is usually welcomed, with real exchanges of information taking place.