rather welcomed Example Sentences

• Muhammad was neither surprised nor frightened at the appearance of Gabriel, but rather welcomed him as if he was expected.
• Death is welcomed rather than avoided.
• Sarah welcomed and catered to guests in the most generous and impeccable manner, but rather that she actively searched for the opportunity to do such deeds.
• Stakeholders, who welcomed the takeoff date yesterday, said only a national carrier could effectively represent the country, compete on the international front and put an end to rather dismal outings
• European equity markets initially welcomed the Fed's statement as a sign the U.S. economy is in good shape, rather than taking fright at the prospect of interest rates perhaps rising sooner than had b
• If the author develops some activities using World Wide Web work which can benefit both learners together rather than focus on many games and activities, the book will be welcomed in both settings.
• Inclusions are normally welcomed in Ruby as they not only show that a gem is the work of Mother Nature rather than a synthetic stone, but they also make each stone unique and give it character and cha
• Highly skilled migrants make irreplaceable contributions to our economy and should therefore be welcomed rather than restricted.
• While any sort of feedback is welcomed, balloters are encouraged to focus on substantive concerns with the specification rather than spending too much energy on reporting spelling, grammatical or othe
• Reporting of sexual abuse is starting to be welcomed rather than punished, on the view that accountability, not impunity, should prevail for individuals and institutions that engage in or enable such
• Rather than cringe at the thought of hearing your voice, I honestly welcomed the call.
• Congress made clear that citizen groups are not to be treated as nuisances or troublemakers but rather as welcomed participants in the vindication of environmental interests.
• If clinical supervision is to be welcomed rather than mistrusted, these residual attitudes have to be counteracted.
• After asking to speak to a manager they finally issued one, but it is a very cumbersome system and makes someone with a disability feel like a burden rather than a welcomed guest.
• This is to be welcomed, but as we have established already, for some parents homework is a source of stress rather than the foundation of a partnership.
• Senior planning officers in Wales have welcomed a report outlining how adaptation rather than wholesale change is required if the planning system in Wales is to improve and meet future demand.
• "Anyone who wanted to contribute would have to be welcomed, and the idea would have to be to help people make their own security decisions more intelligently rather than to put pressure on people to c
• Id rather spend my money at a place where I feel welcomed.