Sentence examples for rather welcomed from inspiring English sources

But it is no secret that he would be welcomed back to London – or rather welcomed to London for the first time.

Discriminative approaches aim at mitigating both view variations and intra-subject variations of gait itself at the same time, and hence the intra-subject variations of gait itself included the training set are rather welcomed to train a better discriminative models.

I didn't want to get my hopes up so I never got my heart set on it; I rather welcomed the opportunity but was accepting of the fact that it may not happen.

Senior partners at some of the Big Five accounting firms would rather welcome such a move.

Though the interruption may be jarring, I rather welcome the twang of bluegrass or the toll of church bells coming from a patient's cellphone during a psychotherapy session.

While Poyet will not resign – although he offered to do so following a 5-1 thrashing by Tim Sherwood's Tottenham side last April – the suspicion is the Uruguayan would rather welcome the sack and its attendant pay-off.

Most publishers would rather welcome a burglar on to their premises than a poet, yet Betjeman's Collected Poems have sold in excess of 2m in the UK alone, making him a phenomenon in modern English literature.

Moreover, after the bad blood that characterised the end of France's period at the EU's helm, the club's 15 members may rather welcome a spell of cool Nordic modesty.The Swedes say their presidency will concentrate on "three Es": enlargement, environment and employment.

"A discussion about holding people to account, a discussion about impartiality in the modern era, is one I suspect the broadcasters would rather welcome, if only to sort out their own thinking," the BBC's former North America editor, wrote in the Radio Times.

Hollinghurst approached this problem by attempting to capture its every nuance as power shifted from an old-fashioned Tory gentry to a more go-getting entrepreneurial elite exemplified in the novel by the asset-stripping millionaires the Tippers, friends of Gerald Fedden, who rather welcome being asked how much they are worth.

These scammers work on the principle that eventually they will find someone in exactly that position and upon receiving such a call the frustrated user is very likely not to question but rather welcome the caller.