Sentence examples for greeted with considerable from inspiring English sources

His arrival at the Home Office was greeted with considerable wariness by mandarins, however.

* The news was greeted with considerable – but not uniform – Establishment enthusiasm.

Mr. Kabila's taking of power in 1997 was greeted with considerable optimism.

Courbet exhibited there in 1849, and his early work was greeted with considerable critical and public acclaim.

The new policy was greeted with considerable dismay by the defense bar and industry insiders, who predicted that it would have dire ramifications.

A Federal appeals court today greeted with considerable skepticism the Clinton Administration's claim that Secret Service agents should not have to testify in the Lewinsky matter.

More was greeted with a considerable deal of skepticism when it was first published, in part because the magazine industry is obsessed by youth.

The Chinese official's five-day trip to the U.S. has been met with considerable pomp — he was greeted with a 19-gun salute at the Pentagon earlier this week — and his arrival at the port was no different.

The Anglo-French invasion of Egypt to seize the Suez canal was initially greeted with a widespread patriotic fervour that required considerable courage to oppose.

The announcement that police spending would be protected was greeted with astonishment and delight by chiefs who had warned of a "considerable risk to national security" if the Government pressed ahead with anticipated further cuts.

Reviewing an earlier McDermott novel for the Book Review, Michael Gorra, while acknowledging that she has had considerable critical and commercial success, nevertheless wondered why "her books haven't been greeted with the klieg lights" some of her male contemporaries receive.