Sentence examples for greet everything from inspiring English sources

The crowd agree: they greet everything with a wild enthusiasm at odds with the music's cold haughtiness.

Her book is as much about the envious, ambivalent feelings with which insiders greet everything Spielberg does as it is about the ­Musketeer-like unity that Spielberg, Geffen and Katzenberg displayed throughout the fraught years of their historic venture.

(via) Everyone's favourite Daily Mail point-misser continues to greet everything in the modern world with a mixture of confusion and bemusement.

The audience arrives in happy anticipation; then it greets everything with joy.

And after Mr. Murdoch and his son James concluded two hours of often tense testimony to a House of Commons committee, there was little of the widespread scorn that has greeted almost everything the Murdochs have said and done in the more than two weeks since the most recent voice mail hacking scandal at News Corporation's British newspaper operation erupted.

Dressed in a sharp black suit and a crisp white shirt elegantly unbuttoned to reveal an expanse of chest, he confidently strode across his efficiently austere West Hollywood workroom/office to greet a visitor, everything around him seeming an extension of a singular aesthetic vision.

And then his speech: 30 minutes of characteristically measured oratory, punctuated by huge cheers that greeted just about everything he said.

Nothing this president does, short of resignation, will ever be greeted positively and everything will be pegged as a Nazi-Communist-Nixon-Carter-Terrorist usurping of American exceptionalism.

I answered and greeted her, "Is everything alright?" "I, um, ahhhh, I don't really know why I called you," she stammered.

(Six weeks ago, I noticed a girl walk down my street, well-past the time school starts, walking in very slow motion with her back-pack. In the garden at the time, I greeted her. "Everything O.K.?" I queried.

Jewell's mountaineering experience in Antarctica was probably good preparation for the reception she received from some Republican members of the Senate committee, who greeted her with everything from wariness to hostility, as if she must surely be a tree hugger disguised behind a petroleum engineer's pocket protector.