Sentence examples for rather than welcome from inspiring English sources

The writer complains that some things the city has to offer are intrusive rather than welcome.

Yet rather than welcome these entrepreneurs, the U.S. government is confining many of them to a painful purgatory.

"Like any bureaucracy, it builds up patterns of behaviour which tend to repel rather than welcome change".

There is a border to cross, of course, but the welcome one receives is more often than not, "Welcome to Kurdistan", rather than "Welcome to Iraq".

Back then, when the sustained applause died down, Ireland climbed into their opponents as if they were burglars rather than welcome guests.

"These are appalling views and I hope that the leader of the opposition will throw this person out of the party rather than welcome him in".

Some discussions of double effect wrongly assume that it permits acts that cause certain kinds of harm because those harms were not the agent's ultimate aim or were regretted rather than welcomed.

Finally, with his mother's agreement, Charles had Diana flown to London for psychiatric counseling, a gesture she resented rather than welcomed.

The sense of disaffection is so basic that even programs that make a constructive difference, like the positive impact of ObamaCare on Kentucky, are resented rather than welcomed.

In the past their role was often tolerated rather than welcomed, but some have earned their place at the table by making valuable contributions to discussions not only about patient information sheets but also about the likely feasibility that a trial and its subprotocols will be acceptable to other patients.

The thing is aimed at achieving a shiny Art Deco stylishness rather than a welcome functionality.