Sentence examples for received from colleagues from inspiring English sources

He interrupted himself several times to rephrase answers, including one about debriefings he has received from colleagues about their conversations with officials abroad; earlier this spring, he raised eyebrows with vague suggestions that he had met with foreign leaders who supported his campaign.

I was taken aback by the mockery I received from colleagues when I told them how a van driver I had witnessed emptying an ash tray on to the road would soon be regretting his selfishness because I had scribbled down the telephone number of his firm and had apprised his bosses of his outrage.

In her most candid and extensive public remarks since joining the court in 2009, Justice Sotomayor reflected on the advice she had received from colleagues, her discomfort with becoming a celebrity and the role public opinion plays in judicial decision making.

"The encouragement I've received from colleagues over these past couple of days has been humbling," Price said in a statement.

Since taking such a clear and strong stance against the current cannabis law, I ask him what negative feedback he's received from colleagues in response to his speech.

They had more trust in information received from colleagues they already knew.

But before that there were congratulations to receive from colleagues who were all wearing different-coloured sweaters to Faldo and Montgomerie.

She cannot stop praising the support she is receiving from colleagues, including a teacher with 15 years of experience who is Ms. Moffett's official mentor.

Depending on Mr. Byrd's persistence, and the degree of support he receives from colleagues, the vote could come as early as Thursday night or as late as Sunday.

Yet many palliative specialists identified the lack of recognition their specialty receives from colleagues and how their expertise is frequently undervalued.

What does emerge strongly is that recently qualified nurses are not satisfied with their pay (in relation to level of responsibility) which has been reported frequently elsewhere for nurses generally [ 32, 35, 36, 46- 49] while they are highly satisfied with the quality of working relationships and emotional support that they receive from colleagues.