Sentence examples for would warmly from inspiring English sources

Vice-President Joe Biden declared that America would "warmly welcome" a full French return to NATO.

Nevertheless Norway would warmly and lovingly rather not be in it.

He said Nationals MPs and senators were "very welcoming" and would "warmly receive" him into their party room.

And Holbrooke would flinch when Petraeus would warmly refer to him as his "wingman" — meaning it as a huge compliment — rather than seeing military force as the adjunct to diplomacy.

"We would warmly welcome any assistance and aid which are provided with genuine good will from any country or organization, provided that there are no strings attached nor politicization involved," he said.

Johnson addressed the conference after Cameron said he would warmly welcome the mayor's return to parliament in 2015 even though his second term at City Hall runs until 2016.

He'd warmly hug me back- I've struggled with anorexia for the past sixteen years.

To anyone who feels young, uncertain or adrift, I'd warmly recommend diary writing.

May's one moment of weakness came in her very last line of the session, replying to Lib Dem leader Tim Farron, who'd warmly recalled their days unsuccessfully contesting a seat in Durham.

Writer I'd warmly recommend At the Existentialist Café (Vintage £16.99), Sarah Bakewell's study of Sartre, Heidegger, Camus, De Beauvoir et al (as they say in French – or is it Latin?).

Mirjam Schöning: First of all, I'd warmly encourage everyone who feels the calling to become a social entrepreneur!