Sentence examples for welcoming though from inspiring English sources

The neighbours were welcoming though, even if still, Finlay noted, "more people come from the continent and America to see the garden than from Scotland".

Churches tend to be welcoming, though the priests and monks — Armenian, Greek, Russian, Catholic and so on — may be standoffish.

The fences of the title are being built on stage (real sawing), where Libby Watson's design has created a shabby clapboard house in Pittsburgh: it's welcoming, though people continually survey each other through its windows.

That is at the forefront of O'Neill's thought process and his willingness to be frank about where they will stand come the opening World Cup qualifier against Serbia in September is welcoming – though the loss of their experience will be a blow.

Bespectacled and relaxed in jeans and a black North Face jacket, he's welcoming, though the old Honda habits die hard: He won't offer a tour of the lab where dozens of stealth projects are in development.

The reaction we got at the Heritage Foundation was less then welcoming, though familiar to us from when we sought to ask basic questions of pro-gas, anti-clean energy pundit Robert Bryce of the fossil fuel-funded Manhattan Institute.

But on that sweltering day in Georgia, he appeared tired, though welcoming.

The Royal Family is not introducing complexity by welcoming Markle, though it counts for something if it's ready to embrace the notion.

It was only when we talked about art that we disagreed: he hated the triumph of modernism, and I did not, and there were moments when I felt a bit like a lapsed Roman Catholic who, out looking for a good Unitarian to show him a new spiritual path, has found instead a cheerful, welcoming Satanist, though one with a black Lab and kids at the same school.

We knew that other people were living on the land but they should have welcomed us, and they were not welcoming us, even though we were coming back to our own estate.

Mrs. Clinton said she hoped to be in touch in the future, welcoming groups to Washington, though, she added, in different circumstances.