Sentence examples for not particularly welcome from inspiring English sources

The residents of Gali are also not particularly welcome in Sukhumi, making their isolation complete.

The anti-war surge is not particularly welcome news to the Democratic foreign policy elite.

Articles like mine that take issue with the way in which the war is being waged are not particularly welcome.

In the green room before they went on, "he was antsy, not particularly welcome, and carried his folder very tightly".

After her parents died, she managed to support herself by giving English lessons, feeling tolerated but not particularly welcome.

The past is never dead, though at the Kilby Correctional Facility outside of Montgomery, Ala., it seems it is not particularly welcome.

This influx of Mexican workers was not particularly welcomed by white Americans.

He was not popular, however, and five years later was forced to abdicate and flee again - first to Britain, where he was not particularly welcomed, and then Prague at the invitation Emperor Francis I of Austria.

The Edge said, "A lot of nights it felt like quite an abrupt interruption that was probably not particularly welcomed by a lot of people in the audience.

Without the payment his periodic appearances are not particularly welcomed.

For most of us in this age of instant skepticism, those aren't particularly welcome criteria.