Sentence examples for decidedly welcome from inspiring English sources

For those guys, the return of Jil Sander to her own house, after a dispute with the company's owner, Prada, is decidedly welcome news.

Preacher should appeal to a huge swath of the audience, and its daffy voice is decidedly welcome in the world of "peak TV", where so many of the series are cribbing from the same dark playbook.

This week, the chief executive of the oil giant BP, Lord John Browne, praised his company's Russian joint venture, TNK-BP, saying that "BP's presence is decidedly welcome in Russia".

Venturi was invited; "the wives" were decidedly not welcome.

West Country "real" cider drinkers tend to be a mellow, inclusive kind of crowd but Alistair Darling would have experienced a decidedly frosty welcome had he ventured out into the pubs of Bristol last night.

WASHINGTON — When Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel came to the United States recently for another round of tense talks with the Obama administration, he got a decidedly warmer welcome from one of the rising Republican stars on Capitol Hill, Representative Eric Cantor, the incoming majority leader of the House.

These networks don't only spread news, information and rumour, but also things that are decidedly less welcome, such as disease.

Foreign journalists asking about how much people here like the authorities are decidedly not welcome.

In Banda Aceh, the infusion of foreigners, while decidedly peculiar, was certainly welcome.

Even the talks' host, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, the leader of Libya — who in the span of a few years has gone from pariah to peacemaker, or at least aspiring peacemaker — was decidedly gloomy in his welcome speech.

The huge crowd, proudly adorned in pink hats, filled the building and spilled out onto the steps outside, chanting and shaking the golden-domed rafters to welcome a decidedly Republican legislature.