Sentence examples for welcome whatever from inspiring English sources

But he said his organization would welcome whatever group was selected.

My readers would welcome whatever life style I chose, as long as I made sure that each new work was an improvement over the last.

A stranger calling at a local pub received a sceptical welcome: "Whatever you want," he was told, "we ain't got nowt".

Readers may hope to see more of this hallucinatory mode from her, but — if they're like me — they will welcome whatever they can get.

They would welcome whatever degree of commitment that India wants to make," said Pete Ogden, a former White House director for climate change in the Obama administration.

Peter Davison's detailed evaluation of "Lay Back the Darkness" (Aug. 10), Edward Hirsch's sixth collection of poems, is most welcome, whatever disagreements one may have.

"It would be committed to inclusive education, where children are welcomed whatever their background," it says.

Left out in the cold, they go to the one place that welcomes whatever little amounts of money they have: credit unions.

The Portas review should be welcomed, whatever one thinks of her conclusions (although I don't see how anyone could say that giving local authorities powers to get heavy with landlords, encouraging street markets, giving rate concessions to local businesses and forcing banks to make good use of empty properties are bad ideas).

We geezers, however, still say "you're welcome," which means that "you (a fellow human being) are actually welcome to whatever help you asked from us".

Mr Miliband sought to shrug off the former business secretary's comments, saying: "I always welcome advice, whatever source it comes from".