Sentence examples for being cordial to from inspiring English sources

"My focus could not be on being cordial to people," said Heller, the Jets' assistant offensive line coach.

They must be cordial to their hosts, but tough in the face of any shenanigans.

They are cordial to their new neighbors, but they are not really friends.

Residents are cordial to each other at Westhaven Park, she said, but they do not socialize very often.

"Generally, the way these things work is you try to be cordial to the person you're with," he said.

The case was a turning-lane infraction, and Mr. Forschein was cordial to the officer and reverential toward the judge.

In 1899 astute Del. lawyers got the notion that it would be pleasant if the small state was cordial to corporations that actually did business elsewhere.

The explosion came two days after former Prime Minister Mario Soares, a Socialist who is cordial to the United States, was elected President.

The jury had been cordial to Mankiewicz's explanation of how it was that he knew details that were in the Lundberg book and were unpublished elsewhere, but now the width and depth of his culture became suspect.

"The difference between you and me," Manning recalled Bush saying, "is that if some guy rips you, you have to face him in the locker room the next day and be cordial to him.

An old firehouse with exposed brick walls makes a graceful setting for Montrio Bistro (414 Calle Principal; 831-648-8880; www.montrio.com), a stylish grown-up restaurant that's cordial to young ones.