Sentence examples for collegial with from inspiring English sources

They are sui generis in art while collegial with great portraiture of every age.

"Liam Neeson's character is much more collegial with his fellow submariners," he continued.

Yet although Lawler has resisted public exposure, she has been collegial with her peers.

Usually collegial with debating partners, he said, "What a dear, sweet character she isn't".

It's a bunch of people I'm supposed to be collegial with, which is stressful.

They are less collegial with one another but better attuned to the political winds that blow outside the Senate chamber.

A child with a more collegial relationship with his or her parent might enjoy the challenge and the byplay.

Three author groups explicitly concluded that collaboration in practice did not reach the ideal [ 17, 58, 60] with NPs expecting a collegial relationship with MPs but actually experiencing a more hierarchical situation.

NPs reported collegial relations with physicians, challenges in establishing independent practice, suboptimal relationships with administration, and lack of support.

Lugar has a friendly and collegial relationship with Vice President Joe Biden and has worked rather intimately with President Barack Obama on nuclear nonproliferation issues.

Just as peers strive to initiate, establish, and maintain relationships with clients, so too did they work to build collegial relationships with other staff.