Sentence examples similar to cordial address from inspiring English sources
Cordial thanks are addressed to Alexandros Stamatakis for critically reading the manuscript.
The lunchtime conversation, focused on issues coming up at Tuesday's address, was cordial, said attendees, and didn't resemble Trump's closed-door broadsides against network executives and anchors at Trump Tower shortly after his election victory.
Even if cameras resulted in more cordial encounters, it would not address the larger, problematic implementation of stop and search.
It seems at first that the two have a cordial relationship, considering that Madonna addresses Malawi's first female president by her first name.
Former President Carter couldn't have been more cordial and professional as he presented his address, and while answering my interview questions about how faith has influenced his life as a politician and as a humanitarian.
Justice Thomas did not address the controversy directly, but he said relationships on the court are cordial.
"Mayor Bloomberg is still trying to be cordial with the unions, but a very difficult fiscal situation has to be addressed," said James F. Hanley, labor commissioner under both Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. Giuliani.
The archivist of Smith College was most cordial, informing me that it had a graduate, Class of '14, who had lived at our address: Dorothy Spencer.
Inside the auditorium, three of the four victims who addressed the bishops -- Mr. Martin, Mr. Bland and Ms. Rohrbacher -- said they had forged cordial relations with officials in their home dioceses.
