Sentence examples for greet with warmth from inspiring English sources

Sandy Stoddart, the Queen's sculptor in Scotland, told The Herald newspaper: "Any move to end the tedious, unfunny, irreverent and strangely righteous addiction Glasgow has had to coning the Wellington statue I greet with warmth.

He said he had always been greeted with warmth by the Russian people.

But after losing a string of contests to Mr. Santorum, Mr. Romney was hardly greeted with warmth and affection here.

And with few exceptions, he was greeted with warmth and enthusiasm as he displayed his new, upbeat vigor.

Professor Marty said that as a white person, he sticks out in the largely black congregation but is always greeted with warmth and hospitality.

Foreigners were greeted with warmth and good humour in the early hours of yesterday, but it was a time for Chinese to feel good about China.

Even though many of us were personally known to Al-Azhar and were greeted with warmth and affection, as soon as western ­delegates took their places on the platform, they became representatives of "the west".

Houses tend to be passed through families rather than sold, rice fields are shared with those who need them the most, the religions of others are respected, and it's a matter of deep-held belief that visitors should be greeted with warmth.

"Queen & Country," which was partially financed by the British Film Institute's fund using money from the UK's National Lottery, was greeted with warmth by audiences young and old on both sides of the Pond.

Greeted with warmth and care from nurses and physicians.

They are greeted with warmth and love by the Centre's Director – Ruth Faku.