Sentence examples for particularly welcoming from inspiring English sources

The state's welcome centers often are not particularly welcoming.

But Chennai Silks is particularly welcoming.

Central Ohio is particularly welcoming to refugees, having resettled more than 17,000 since 1983.

Since Mr. Cuomo was elected, some of Mr. Sachs's clients have found Albany to be particularly welcoming.

Perhaps one reason for this is that psychotherapy, as traditionally practiced, is not perceived by the typical male to be particularly welcoming.

While other countries, like South Korea and India, have for many years sent high numbers of undergraduates to the United States, it's the sudden and startling uptick in applicants from China that has caused a stir at universities — many of them big, public institutions with special English-language programs — that are particularly welcoming toward international students.

Have you found any embassies particularly welcoming — or markedly unfriendly?

She said that Stanford is particularly welcoming to foreign students.

Pubs were traditionally not particularly welcoming to women.

Wall Street itself was never particularly welcoming to Mr. Redleaf.

The overall effect is austere — appropriate for displaying art, perhaps, but not especially welcoming for living purposes, particularly in the wintertime, Ms. Genovesi said.