Sentence examples similar to cordial counterpart from inspiring English sources
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had a cordial meeting with his Pakistani counterpart, Nawaz Sharif, on the latter's birthday, December 25th, in Lahore.
(Patriarch Bartholomew I, the senior prelate of the Orthodox world, enjoys cordial relations with his Catholic counterparts, but the Istanbul-based cleric often faces criticism in Greece for taking his dealings with Rome too far).
In private, Western officials say their meetings with Turkish counterparts are largely cordial and productive and that Turkey, NATO's second-largest military, remains a solid friend and ally.
Later that evening over a heaping plate of Texas BBQ at Terry Black's, I'd get a chance to meet Korey's counterpart Martin Thomas, who was as cordial and composed as he appears in Double Toasted's episodes.
For someone who runs a man's man's place (which is more cordial to women than many of its counterparts), he can seem a bit tentative.
The meeting was more cordial than recent surly encounters over Ukraine, with Hollande referring to his counterpart as "mon cher Vladimir", but appeared to yield little in the way of real progress.
The Indian prime minister, Manmohan Singh, emphasized in his remarks that cordial relations between the countries depended on "peace and tranquillity on our borders," and said he and his Chinese counterpart, Li Keqiang, had "agreed that this must continue to be preserved".
SERVICE Cordial and knowledgeable.
