Sentence examples for cordial exchanges from inspiring English sources

The only testy notes in a day of cordial exchanges came when Republican senators warned that Mrs. Clinton could face conflicts of interest because of foreign donations to the charitable foundation run by her husband, former President Bill Clinton.

"Of those, two became quite cordial exchanges after a short bit.

So far, the two sides have kept matters cordial, exchanging e-mails and phone calls.

Holbrooke's boss at the time, Hillary Clinton, called it "a cordial exchange" and said the two would stay in touch.

In a statement, the organization said that "following a two-month-long cordial exchange of correspondence with academy president Tom Sherak," Mr. Godard would not be attending the ceremony.

Mr. Obama, while still at home in Chicago at midday, called Speaker John A. Boehner in what was described as a brief and cordial exchange on the need to reach some budget compromise in the lame-duck session of Congress starting next week.

It was cordial exchange.

I was introduced, and there was a cordial exchange of nods.

After a cordial exchange, she made a compelling argument as to why I should run for Lieutenant Governor along with Dan Lungren for Governor.

By his account, he had a cordial exchange with the president while in the elevator and tried to take a photo of him getting into his limousine.

"We had a cordial, frank exchange of views on all aspects of India and Pakistan relations.