Sentence examples for The cordiality from inspiring English sources

The cordiality did not last.

The cordiality included practicing her high school French on the couple.

The cordiality of Brazilian-American relations would "surprise the world," Lula declared.One mild surprise was a strong reaffirmation of a 2005 deadline for completing the Free-Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA), which would remove most barriers among nearly all the region's economies.

But it won't be the reset, or the cordiality, that Obama had with Medvedev.

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.

Related: Damon Hill warns F1 is in danger of dying by neglecting European fans The connection between these noisy neighbours, who both live within minutes of the circuit, has ruptured and has never been the same again, despite the cordialities of pre-season.

We were all struck, first, by the genuine cordiality between the two men whose seats at the cabinet table are immediately to the right and left of the president.

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.

To many viewers, the easy cordiality of Mr. Cheney, the former defense secretary, and Mr. Lieberman, the Connecticut senator, reflected poorly on the combative tone of the first presidential debate, particularly on Mr. Gore's exaggerated diction and aggressive bids to have the last word.

Not having the context of the metaphor, the student took the phrase literally and was unable to discern the intended cordiality.