Sentence examples for welcome think from inspiring English sources

If you don't think that the news is going to be welcome, think about having a friend or family member there for support.

While this is all welcome, I think the academic community needs to add to the debate what we actually mean by 'maximising' and what are its implications.

"While the publication of these lists is welcome, we think they are very very slow in tracking the real number of cases and significantly underrepresenting the reality," he said.

"I think Welcome Dayton is a very good initiative," Mr. Foward said.

Welcome home, I think: Four doses of Britney; not a single mention of Sadr.

The commission has reinforced this welcome trend, to think seriously how things can be improved.

"A revamp is going to be welcome because I think you do need to do something to reinvigorate that brand," said Ms. Quadrani.

I work in several different departments nearby, but my face is familiar – and, I like to think, welcome – at all of them.

This isn't a picture you'll welcome if you think Thatcher must be branded an ogre, but it seems accurate enough.

They just don't know how to deal with it".This scrutiny is all the less welcome because many think that they are being pigeonholed as members of a group that they had not identified with.

"Although I do not advocate that everyone read all the comments all the time," as Reagle puts it with welcome clemency, "I think that it is wise to understand them".