Sentence examples for remarkable welcome from inspiring English sources

The list surely suggests that the subject of the soft spot theory of Islam in German history is worthy of further research, especially in light of the remarkable welcome the Germans are giving the current Muslim refugees.

He received a remarkable welcome in Saudi Arabia and was able to pull out of the Paris Accords on climate change and negotiations to achieve a trade deal with Asian partners.

"This is a remarkable and welcome result so far and I'm keeping my fingers crossed that there will be no jiggery-pokery with the final result," he said.

The small shift of compressed β-domain impulses in the high frequency-offset channel is a remarkable and welcome output of our research.

Today's figures suggesting a 12% year-on-year drop in admissions to English hospitals for violent injuries are just the latest evidence of a remarkable and welcome trend.

It's a remarkable and welcome coincidence that C.K. was already scheduled to host the weekend after NYC saw the worst natural disaster the city has seen in modern history.

Under the circumstances, it is remarkable and hugely welcome to see a man in his position be so thoughtful as to acknowledge women's existence.

It makes it all the more remarkable they were welcomed in Wales, although: "It would be dishonest to say there was no dissent.

As Nate Silver (who has lately attracted a remarkable amount of hate — welcome to my world, Nate!) clearly explains, state polling currently points overwhelmingly to an Obama victory.

The R&A captain, George Macgregor, said: "It is an honour and a privilege for the Royal and Ancient Golf Club to welcome these remarkable women as honorary members.

Stephen Timms, the financial secretary to the Treasury, said: "I very much welcome the remarkable progress we have seen in tackling the problem of tax havens, of inappropriate banking secrecy over the last few months.