Sentence examples for cordial enough from inspiring English sources

He was cordial enough to give someone a ball.

RIO DE JANEIRO — Dilma Rousseff's first visit to Washington as Brazil's president was certainly cordial enough.

Their first meetings, right after Bush's 2000 election, were cordial enough, Reid told me.

The discussion was cordial enough, but most people around the circle remained silent.

It was a cordial enough call, but there were some things left unsaid.

It looked to be cordial enough until the end of the over, when umpires stepped in to end a slanging match between the pair.

To make the icing, sift the icing sugar into a small bowl and stir in the elderflower cordial and enough lemon juice to make a fairly thick but spreadable icing.

Its bartenders cordial but with enough attitude that they didn't really give a damn whether you drank there or not.

Before their recent talk, Prendergast had spoken with Obama a number of times at various events going back to Obama's term in the Senate, and their most recent brief exchange had been cordial, Prendergast said, despite Enough's campaign.

Some catty exchanges among the four judges, who until this point had been drably cordial, livened things up a bit, but not enough.

The meeting with the military prosecutor was cordial and no charges were pressed, but being summoned was enough reason for worry.