Sentence examples for welcome points from inspiring English sources

"I understand people having their points of view, and of course, we welcome points of view in Washington," he said.

The Italo trains provide their 450 passengers with free Wi-Fi, satellite television, a 39-seat cinema carriage, leather seats manufactured by the luxury furniture maker Poltrona Frau, and assistance and welcome points in the main stations designed by the team of the Italian architect Stefano Boeri.

These programs are led by a myopic faculty and an administration that dismisses or doesn't welcome points of views that diverge from its own.

The result actually was a welcome point for Milan, since it played the last half-hour with 10 men after striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic was sent off.

In "A Doctor in Iraq, Watching a Faith Healer at Work" (Cases, Dec. 28), Dr. Amir Afkhami makes the welcome point that healers who empathically engage with their patients' suffering can often be more successful than doctors with degrees.

The No 10 press office says there is no such speech planned, but don't be surprised if Cameron uses the occasion to accept the carbon budget, reaffirm his green credentials - and score a welcome point against his coalition partners.

Some see a confident, charismatic comedy talent and a welcome point of difference in a bland – and white – late-night landscape, while others see him as an unwelcome reformist who has defaced the Daily Show that Stewart built.

Weather as retribution may be a welcome point of view if it helps people make the leap from thinking about the weather to thinking about the climate, a broader picture that's even more alarming than that of whatever national forest just went up in flames.

Having lost at Liverpool on Monday, this was a welcome point for Garry Monk's Swansea in their bid to qualify for Europe.

James, 18, scored his second and third goals of the season as Pools picked up a welcome point in the west country.

While new groundwater rules may be welcome, Gliessman points out they will take years to come into effect.