Sentence examples for especially welcoming from inspiring English sources

British folks are especially welcoming.

Some also suggest Israel should be especially welcoming to refugees, given the history of persecution of the Jews.

The overall effect is austere — appropriate for displaying art, perhaps, but not especially welcoming for living purposes, particularly in the wintertime, Ms. Genovesi said.

But the mythical home of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet is especially welcoming on St Valentine's Day, when the city comes alive with its week-long 'Verona in Love' festival of concerts, exhibitions, and restaurants offering candlelit dinners.

Although he had hoped to become a professor in the new academic field of art history or a curator at one of the museums now building collections, institutions had not been especially welcoming to a bright, penniless Jewish immigrant from Lithuania.

(And, if you find yourself in Brooklyn, it has a sister restaurant, Hart's, in Bed-Stuy. A wine bar, called the Fly, specializing in rotisserie chicken, will open soon nearby). An unusually large portion of the stylish, narrow space is devoted to bar seating, which makes it feel especially welcoming to a solo diner.

Despite their provenance, the objects are especially open and welcoming.

My cabin is welcoming, especially the single bed that makes up into a tropical-flowered sofa.

But the restaurant is welcoming, especially since the staff is almost aggressively determined to win you over.

Many of his finds — and his followers' favorites — aren't the best that New York has to offer, and aren't especially comfortable or welcoming.

Still, Ms. Smith noted that "there has been no sustained or meaningful change in the gender" of filmmakers at Sundance from 2002 to 2012, even if overall, the festival and the Sundance Institute have been welcoming, especially for documentarians.