Sentence examples for try to welcome from inspiring English sources

Acknowledging how they needed to be comforted, she told HuffPost France: "On Monday, I'm going to try to welcome their thoughts with an open mind.

"We thought they were outsiders, but now it is clear they are corrupt people who want to destabilize our leadership and embarrass us as we try to welcome the pilgrims".

I try to welcome the idea.

Blair had tried to welcome Cameron's shift on to New Labour ground and attempted to tease out the contradictions of some New Tory positions.

The main consideration of Chinese tourists when choosing a place to visit, says Mr Arlt, is whether it tries to welcome them.

"We tried to welcome them, and they betrayed us by stealing our statue," said Hiromi Yamamoto, who heads the organizing committee.

And as he went to catch a bus once the rain stopped, I thought that he is the kind of person made invisible by society and media that the Pulse tried to welcome every Latin Night.

Gov. Angus S. King Jr. wrote to Lewiston residents announcing a task force on immigration and refugee issues and trying to welcome Somalis without disregarding the concerns of many of Lewiston's other residents.

And as The Globe's need for newsroom space shrank, Mr. Mayer tried to welcome new partners in the digital world by offering office space to technology start-up companies that could work with The Globe on investigative articles and ventures like The Boston Globe's travel show.

Like Verizon, AT&T's emerging-devices unit is trying to welcome outsiders.

We're not just saying 'We're against homophobia,' we're trying to welcome gay fans to Dulwich.