Sentence examples for cordial toward from inspiring English sources

We parents were all cordial toward one another.

After Frederick the Great became less cordial toward him, Euler in 1766 accepted the invitation of Catherine II to return to Russia.

Among other things, the frantic finish emphasized the positive chemistry between Cabrera and Gardner, who began to compete for the center field job in spring training but have stayed demonstrably cordial toward each other.

That meeting itself apparently went smoothly -- the president-elect called it "terrific" -- although staff members of the two camps were hardly cordial toward each other, with Bush aides shooing reporters when Dee Dee Myers, Mr. Clinton's press secretary, tried to talk to them.

We found the Moroccan people to be very friendly and cordial toward us.

Bush and Obama have been cordial toward one another since the White House transition in early 2009.

In their brief public appearance, Mr. Karzai and Mr. Biden projected cordial feelings toward each other, in contrast to their sometimes frosty history.

"The exchanges till now between Obama and Manmohan Singh have been very cordial and pointed toward mutual appreciation and respect," he said.

Uruguayan Ambassador Fernando Gomez Fyns, one of the hostages, told a Colombian journalist by phone that the guerrillas had been "very cordial, very respectful" toward the ambassadors.

For the church, he said, "its cordial behavior and civility toward the government will surely buy it more space in which to develop its religious and pastoral activities".

The case was a turning-lane infraction, and Mr. Forschein was cordial to the officer and reverential toward the judge.