Sentence examples for cordial interest from inspiring English sources
In a brief private meeting with Benedict on Wednesday, the woman, Susanna Maiolo, a Swiss and Italian citizen, expressed "her displeasure" at the events, while the pope "wanted to show his forgiveness, and his cordial interest and wishes for her health," the Vatican said.
While many Americans will take a cordial, restrained interest in the prince's wedding, "Harry & Meghan" is anything but cordial and restrained.
They were cordial but had no interest in my story.
While personalities influence international relations, both governments are expected to pursue national self interests in maintaining cordial relations as they preside over the world's busiest trading relationship, about $1.3 billion a day.
The state newspaper called the meetings "cordial discussions on issues of mutual interest and promotion of bilateral relations".
Never mind that neither has a particularly cordial relationship with Mr. Bush, and that neither has expressed interest in the job.
Although the Lupertazzis' and DiMeos' interests are often at odds, Tony maintains a cordial, business-like relationship with "Johnny Sack", preferring to make mutually-beneficial deals, not war.
Lavenstein wrote a cordial letter to Accorsi and suggested it would be in the best interest of the Giants to trade Dayne.
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.
They try to keep an eye out for shareholders' interests and the long-term health of a company, but also to keep up cordial relations with management.
