Sentence examples for * the cordiality from inspiring English sources

We knew that the cordiality shown us would appeal to any traveler.

Now, the cordiality has given way to uncertainty with the potential for renewed tension, or mutual indifference.Three things have changed.

But United does not enjoy the cordiality that comes with the siblinglike rivalry of Liverpool's Reds and Everton's Toffees.

After a rough phase of adaptation, I was overwhelmed with the cordiality that surged up on me.

There was no way to tell, of course, how much of the cordiality was simply a display for the cameras.

I saw the "cordiality" as an example of civility that should become a model for all of us — individuals as well as politicians and community leaders across the country.

Looking relieved, Greece's foreign minister, George Papandreou, described the new cordiality as "historic".

But until Peru is again a democracy and its judicial system fully independent, there can be no return to the traditional cordiality between the two countries.

It's my best guess that the newfound cordiality had something to do with the scooter's good fuel economy, something everyone is thinking about these days.

Some reckon the new cordiality reflects a feeling that everyone is in the same boat: when some firms have to fire good performers as well as bad, no one is safe.

To emphasise the sheer cordiality of it all, he said this was merely one of up to three options that had been presented to Hird, though nobody elaborated on the others.