Sentence examples for welcome definition from inspiring English sources

It's a credit to the tournament that we are still waiting for its story to be written, its heroes to be cast, but at the same time the knockout stages desperately require them to step up – to provide some welcome definition, some retrospective logic to what till now has been a breathlessly surprising and chaotic spectacle.

Athanasius reacted vigorously against Arianism, for which the Son was a lesser being, and welcomed the definition of the Son formulated at the Council of Nicaea in 325: "consubstantial with the Father".

She certainly would welcome flexible definitions of the phrase "who she is and what she is about".

Deborah McIlveen, of Women's Aid, said: "We particularly welcome that the definition of domestic violence now encompasses the high levels of young people aged 16 to 18 who are experiencing abuse in their intimate partner relationships and that the definition recognises the enormous impact of coercive control.

Sir Paul also welcomed the new definition of Racism as set out in the report.

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By definition, nobody welcomes an unwanted pregnancy.

Kearney doesn't much care for the New Atheists, but he positively welcomes atheism — indeed, his definition of what he calls "anatheism," is that it is belief after atheism has done its worst.

This was not the result of some economic calamity, but of the government's welcome decision to relax its definition of rural poverty.

"We do welcome this move on the definition, but the confusion surrounding where it leaves victims of domestic violence demonstrates that the Government needs to think again about the impact of its proposals".

Still, the blend of '90s East Coast hip-hop — Smif-n-Wessun's "Bucktown" and the remix to Black Star's "Definition" — was a welcome departure from the current fad for post-punk and garage rock.