Sentence examples for be exactly welcome from inspiring English sources

So I said, 'I don't seem to be exactly welcome'".

Among them he listed "Islamic State, ongoing aspects of war and the perception that I, as a US citizen, might not be exactly welcome". But he was drawn in by the opportunity to ski in a place where "virtually no one, if anyone, has ever skied before".

But even more delicately, Mr. Davis acted as a liaison to the neighborhoods where a white, 50-something ex-skater like Mr. Peralta might not be exactly welcomed with open arms, especially when bearing a camera.

It's worth remembering that making that welcome worse may be exactly what Isis wants.

Edward, a Catholic who no longer attends Mass regularly ("I'm not exactly welcome," he says), is also fiercely criticized by those he calls "the holy rollers and the people who use religion as a crutch".

But as I got older, I realised that the other side of my nature - the side that was attracted to women - wasn't exactly welcome either.

If, as the Republican Senate minority leader, Mitch McConnell, put it, the Republicans' top priority is to insure that Obama is a one-term President, the Fed's actions aren't exactly welcome.

Despite the morning sun and blue sky, the wind was ferocious, and the group hanging the banner wasn't exactly welcome.

While these outside deal brokers, bankers, and lawyers are not exactly welcome in the traditional entrepreneur's orbit, they are nevertheless part and parcel of dealing on a broader financial canvas.

Neighbors suggested that the developers were not exactly welcome in the area, even though the project has been promoted as an exercise in "luxury living" that "perfectly captures the unique Bay Ridge lifestyle".

That isn't exactly welcome news — not that we actually knew exactly what was coming.