Sentence examples for welcoming there from inspiring English sources

Though she's welcoming, there's something distant about her.

"This is a welcoming population, maybe the most welcoming there is, because they do not make a distinction between Italians and foreigners," says Giovanni Matera.

While many Germans were welcoming, there has been strong opposition from a vocal minority, and concern over increasing anti-foreigner violence.

Richard and the dancers have been so welcoming – there's a real exchange of ideas.

To me, my grandparents seemed wonderfully uncomplicated: always welcoming, always there.

In 1994, I met with Seif Qaddafi in Montreal, and he told me, charmingly, that he was arranging for my visa to Libya and that he looked forward to welcoming me there soon.

But even with all the known comforts worth welcoming back, there are surprises.

Mr. Galligan is one of several expats (or farangs, as foreigners are called in Thailand) who are involved in the city's vibrant contemporary art landscape, which in many ways is very accepting and welcoming but there are some constraints, including censorship and a fragmented art scene that at times can be insular.

Kris: No, our social worker was welcoming and there was another gay couple in the class.

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So yes, there have been some welcoming back, and there have been some heartwarming stories.