Sentence examples for cordial faces from inspiring English sources

The cordial faces and promises of continued co-operation he and President Obama offered the cameras last month pale in comparison to Karzai's true sentiments.

She, originally from England, has a cordial, puckish face and an outstanding white bob.

She views her as part of "an exotic breed" of professional woman, "all dressed like airline hostesses or television anchorwomen, their faces inscrutably cordial".

However, the retail brokerage market in Japan is shrinking, as more stock trades are conducted online rather than face to face with brokerages like Nikko Cordial, Li said.

Matsui believes the matchup has been overblown; he and Suzuki are cordial but not close, and they rarely faced each other in Japan because they played in different leagues.

So far, each side has remained cordial.

The UK and Scottish governments described the first face-to-face talks between Mr Cameron and Ms Sturgeon as "cordial and constructive".

They must be cordial to their hosts, but tough in the face of any shenanigans.

Barefoot in khaki shorts, legs crossed, sipping sparkling apple juice from a cordial glass, he reclined on a sofa that faced his collection of portraits of himself.

As it happens, the Blairs are especially cordial to the new Mrs Murdoch – in the face of much hostility from the rest of the Murdoch family and empire.

The two were cordial, but McCain would get that forced smile on his face whenever they were together".