Sentence examples similar to make one welcome from inspiring English sources
The author's tendency to take nobility at face value, to regard his subject's diary as a dispositive, blue-ribbon report, makes one welcome a pair of new books devoted to Adams's wife: Margery M. Heffron's "Louisa Catherine: The Other Mrs. Adams" (Yale) and "A Traveled First Lady" (Harvard), a selection of Louisa Adams's private writings.
That wouldn't make one any more welcome as a neighbor, would it?
How often can one be transported to a place where people truly care and make one feel comfortable and most welcome!? Travel blogger, Luxury Director Worth Magazine.
Make one-on-one connections.
He makes one final attempt: "Dear Dortmund, welcome to Dumpsville, population you". That's it.
No one wants to see Putin riding into battle on the back of a nuclear warhead, but that said, I'd like to make it clear that I, for one, welcome our new Russian overlords and would like to remind them that I could be helpful in rounding up others to toil in their underground vodka caves.
SSDs are starting to make their big debut, and I for one welcome our new solid-state overlords.
I, for one, welcome our AI overlords.
