Sentence examples for though welcoming from inspiring English sources

But on that sweltering day in Georgia, he appeared tired, though welcoming.

Though welcoming Iran's initiative, the IAEA's director-general, Yukio Amano, said there was still a long way to go.

He wore dark shades, a white shirt, and a black tie; he walked up to Tata and shook his hand diplomatically, as though welcoming a dignitary.

"You don't just shove these things down their throat," he said, though welcoming the mental health aspects of the reform package.

Missy Flynn, though welcoming of the camera-phone paparazzi, alludes to this: "There's such a thing as misrepresentation: some dishes don't particularly photograph well and we'd rather not put those out there because it doesn't really do justice to the food".

Though welcoming the announcement, Ford Motor distanced itself from Chrysler's and GM's position.

Not everybody, though, is welcoming them back.

Follow though by welcoming their guests.

Ireland, though, is not so welcoming.

Though gently worded -- "welcoming an opportunity" is hardly a big shift -- Facebook's statement could signal a move toward openness from a company that has had more than its fair share of privacy snafus.

Churches tend to be welcoming, though the priests and monks — Armenian, Greek, Russian, Catholic and so on — may be standoffish.