Sentence examples for cordiality toward from inspiring English sources

The last time they did so, Mr. Obama was still a candidate who had defeated Mr. Clinton's wife for the Democratic nomination in a sometimes heated race, and the two men were trying to demonstrate cordiality toward each other.

Still, Buckley's durable cordiality toward Mailer is more remarkable than his being amigos with Galbraith or belligerents with Vidal, and it seems pardonable for Schultz to extend what ought to have been a magazine article into a book-length safari in search of something significant.

"Ever since he started to write, Mr. Fitzgerald has been regarded by most of us critics with all the hearty cordiality displayed toward an aggressive fourteen-year-old infant prodigy freshman during his first week on a college campus," Frederic F. Van de Water wrote in the New York Tribune.

The cordiality did not last.

The owners' cordiality and enthusiasm are infectious.

There was, however, little cordiality between the two.

Some people owe me an apology to maintain cordiality".

The outlook for future cordiality is not at all bad.

And, in person, Dr. Stanley presents just that image of cordiality.

The visit by Santos' doctors was a "cordiality".

But there were smiles and cordiality on Saturday night.