Over time, I've hit on one way to effectively call out someone while keeping things cordial: Ask a question.
Over time, I've hit on one way to effectively call out someone while keeping things cordial: Ask a question.
The tone of the hearing, which will continue Thursday, was polite and cordial, with Mr. Mukasey answering questions in a calm, even voice and smiling occasionally at a senator's turn of phrase.
At the time, a UNAMID spokesperson told VICE News that the relationship between the town's residents and the stationed soldiers was "cordial" and called into question the veracity of Radio Dabanga's reporting.
2. As a class, read and discuss the article "Since 1066, It Hasn't Always Been Cordial," focusing on the following questions: a. How, according to the article, did the Entente Cordiale influence British-French relations following 1904?
No one here rants, no one shouts and, apart from a Scottish Defence League member who tells us we're all fucking scum, everything remains as cordial as an episode of Gardeners' Question Time.
And indeed, the senators kept the questions polite and the banter cordial throughout the day.
Manning, a master of the cordial cliché, has a knack for deflecting questions about him by answering in broader terms.
He has been cordial to his opponents and handling repetitive questions from reporters quite well.
"Everybody has been very kind, very cordial when they come up and ask questions," she said.
Mr. Levine went on to complain that the media have not also asked questions about the district council's cordial relationship with several other politicians, from State Comptroller H. Carl McCall to the city's Public Advocate, Mark Green.
