Anna stood by her door to welcome me, knowing, as she does, my own (congenital) defects of visual and topographic memory, my confusion of left and right, and my inability to find my way around in buildings.
Rather, we can welcome them, knowing they will make our lives easier, as technology always does, and knowing that by their very existence, they will create new jobs.
So pull a Rumi and try to notice loneliness when it arises maybe even welcome it, knowing it's temporary.
breathing you in i rest my head on your welcome chest knowing you will always be: a heart without question someone to watch over me.
One consumer and carer with a health professional background commented: I'd like to go into a place and be treated equally to everybody else and a sense of feeling welcome and knowing someone in there is going to listen and not just treat you as a number.
Consumer and Carer_1143 (Group 4; Logan-Beaudesert) I'd like to go into a place and be treated equally to everybody else and a sense of feeling welcome and knowing someone in there is going to listen and not just treat you as a number.
Others welcomed Deitch, knowing it would attract important collectors and dealers to smaller, lesser-known spaces.
We welcome this law, knowing that it is right for us, and that it will not be imposed on other faith bodies who do not yet share our view.
The Guardian, in an editorial headlined "More than small change", argued that "the commitment to a new tax rate is warmly welcome" despite no-one knowing "how much will be raised".
We old Vietnam vets greet each other with a knowing and wry "welcome home".
