George E. Pataki and Hillary Rodham Clinton met today for the first time as governor and United States senator, in a stage-managed display of cordiality meant to show that they had put the vitriol of the campaign season behind them.
Powell and Dixon traveled the state together, eating at the same taverns, speaking from the same platforms, and generally showing cordiality and friendliness that was rare in Kentucky politics in those days.
Remember the short span of cordiality between Ferguson and Rafael Benitez at Liverpool, until the Anfield side showed brief signs of stirring once more under the Spaniard?
But I think that the Cronkite-Daley interview points to the phoniness of some of this cordiality of the network news era where you're trying to make nice, not violate the Fairness Doctrine, show that you're impartial and balanced and so on, and the result in this case was pretty disastrous.
For those outside Samoa, the era of swine flu poses the thorny challenge of how to express cordiality, friendship, even love — while staying, as the authorities recommend, at least three to five feet away from anyone who coughs, sneezes or might otherwise show signs of infection with the H1N1 virus.
But despite the show of cordiality between Trump and the outgoing Mexican president, Enrique Peña Nieto, over Nafta renegotiations, tensions between the two countries remain.
True, President Jacques Chirac and President Bush made a great show of cordiality at the recent D-Day anniversary celebrations and in Mr. Bush's stay in Paris.
China and Russia are leading the opposition to the Bush administration's plans for missile defense, and the administration recognizes that the impetus for today's show of cordiality in Moscow was prompted by this shared resistance.
The subsequent meetings and entertainments were conducted with much apparent cordiality, although "many persons present could not understand each other".
Martin, the very picture of cordiality until then, bristled a bit.
