Sentence examples similar to cordial receptions from inspiring English sources

Unwise, this cordial reception.

A cordial reception has been valued since Homeric times.

The cordial reception of Mr. Sisco in Cairo underlined this objective.

It got a cordial reception, and the composer bowed from his box.

In other corners of the nation's capital, Wall Street has received a decidedly less cordial reception.

Evidently, his media handlers thought he'd receive a similarly cordial reception from Stewart and his "Daily Show" audience.

Actually, Romney received a pretty cordial reception from the crowd at the George R. Brown Convention Center.

A few months after graduation Not Without Laughter (1930), his first prose work, had a cordial reception.

But while he got a cordial reception from the crowd of about 300, Silicon Valley was hedging its political bets.

A1 Donald L. Evans, President-elect George W. Bush's choice for commerce secretary, received a cordial reception from senators at his confirmation hearing.

They gave a cordial reception to the World Council of Churches document Baptism, Eucharist and Ministry (1982), even while recognizing problems posed by their eldership for the emerging consensus.