Sentence examples for one can welcome from inspiring English sources

One can welcome any international action which might be taken to mitigate the horrors of this merciless war.

For those at a safe distance from the reach of the jihadists, one can welcome the liberation of the Malian people from this stark nightmare or shrug one's shoulders and mutter about colonialism or the expense to European taxpayers.

"No one can welcome the German champions in a more relaxed mood than us," said the Frankfurt CEO Heribert Bruchhagen after the club's fourth win in succession, 2-1 at Nürnberg on Friday night.

One can welcome this trend without adopting the naïve view that adolescent killers bear no responsibility for their crimes because "my brain made me do it".

In these circumstances, one can only welcome the latest changes in the Obama administration's Middle Eastern policy, which combine a tougher stance on Iran's nuclear subterfuge with a less imperious approach to the Arab-Israeli conflict.

"One can only welcome the introduction of a competitive funding system," says Valery Rubakov of the Russian Academy of Sciences' (RAS's) Institute for Nuclear Research.

So one can only welcome it when trained, serious, committed theologians try to reinterpret their beliefs in terms of (or compatible with) modern science.

I just hope my fourteen million cousins, and everyone else, can welcome one another's strange ancestors here in our common present.

But no one can be welcomed into Katie's life unless her three sons – Jay, 22, Harry, 16, and Rocky, six – get on with him.

A volunteer can welcome and inspire others, especially ones as committed as those at the Special Olympics Global Summit.

Understand not only Welcome Wagons and Admins can welcome.