Sentence examples for as collegial from inspiring English sources
But I tried to be as collegial as possible.
The new Knicks are as collegial as they are talkative.
De Montebello's Metropolitan, however, is not as collegial as it may appear.
"I want to be as collegial as I can be," he said.
If their interpersonal dealings are as collegial as they say, their writing should reflect that as well.
He was determined to counter "spiteful," if infrequent, claims that the studio's spirit is not as collegial as it looks.
Although yesterday's meeting, dubbed by attendees as Datafab2016, was intended as a collegial gathering to improve best practices in survey research, neither side budged.
He is one of those spiteful academics about whom Mr. Hynes has written so well in earlier novels, "all of them as amiable and collegial as scorpions".
They're at the mother's factory to make sure the workers are as chipper and collegial as they should be.
Findings answering the question of the significance of ethics reflection groups are analysed and thematised as: "Improved quality"; "Collegial support, team cooperation, and mutual learning" and "Professional and personal development".
Roman Catholicism relies on the magisterium (teaching authority) of the church, which is directed by the bishops as a "college" (collegium episcoporum) and supremely by the bishop of Rome as their collegial head.
