Sentence examples for cordial though from inspiring English sources

The news media in Denver were less cordial, though, openly questioning whether the city could handle any more growth.

Not all was peaceful and cordial, though.

Luckily the panel was perfectly cordial, though Monkey suspects the lawyers' letters are less so.

Their talks in Istanbul on April 14th were cordial, though the sole agreement was to carry on talking.

There was graciousness from Smith for the victor, with whom his relationship has always been cordial, though you could certainly see the pain behind his eyes.

The officials described a cordial, though intense, debate in which Mr. Obama and the eight leaders from both parties delved deeply into the nitty-gritty.

A few years ago, Jon Stewart chatted with Bill O'Reilly, with whom he had an intermittently semi-cordial, though testy, relationship, and said, "You've become the voice of sanity" at Fox News.

It is a nice cordial city, though not distinguished in any way.

(Before the campaign began, Mr. Hevesi and Mr. Giuliani enjoyed fairly cordial relations, though in the last days before Sept. 11, Mr. Hevesi was accusing Mr. Giuliani of running a smear campaign to derail his candidacy).

Servers are cordial and efficient, though a bit slow to take orders at the start.

In France, Slidell's relations with Napoleon III, though cordial, remained unofficial.