Sentence examples for a relatively cordial from inspiring English sources

It appears to have been a relatively cordial conversation.

The race has been a relatively cordial one.

The vote was taken during a relatively cordial special session that was called after a regular meeting on Tuesday devolved into name-calling.

Despite some ups and downs, Ortega and Barack Obama have maintained a relatively cordial relationship, demonstrating Ortega's shift from a leftist firebrand to a diplomat who maintains ties with a Cold war enemy.

Six of the seven Democratic candidates for public advocate yesterday formally debated for the last time before Tuesday's primary, struggling to distinguish themselves and even tossing a few genial barbs at each other in what has otherwise been a relatively cordial contest.

The meeting ended on a relatively cordial note, but that did not change Barofsky's assessment of the meeting: "It was the weirdest meeting of my life".

They remained relatively cordial, even after they divorced a short time later.

The Occupy Cleveland rally, which has taken over the city's Public Square, has been marked by relatively cordial relations between the demonstrators and police officers, a difference from the confrontations that have marked the Occupy Oakland protests in recent days.

In that way, the North might escape blame for the failure of the talks while maintaining relatively cordial relations with its neighbors.

Although this time the death toll is far worse the Indian government has avoided blaming Pakistan and so risk upsetting the relatively cordial relations between the two nuclear powers.

Despite its avowed leftist leanings, the Ecuadorean government maintained relatively cordial relations with the United States during the early years of the Correa administration, which many attributed to Mr. Correa, who took office in early 2007, having obtained a doctorate in economics from the University of Illinois.