Sentence examples for cordiality with from inspiring English sources

The Times called the room "the most artistic in the college" and noted Barnard's democratic aspect: "the obscure, poor, self-denying, hard-working girl meets on terms not only of equality, but of cordiality with the girl whose family has been distinguished for generations".

The waitstaff, mostly Eastern European women, are extremely good at their jobs, balancing cordiality with knowledge of what Mermolia is trying to do.

Its despotic, autocratic leader for three decades has staunchly protected American interests in the region, put a hard check on radical Islamic and pro-Palestinian mass sentiment, insured no disruption in oil transit to the West through the Suez Canal, and maintained unshakable cordiality with Israel.

South Africa is a country where ordinary, black and white people treat each other not with the arrogance and resentment of the apartheid era but, overwhelmingly, with cordiality and respect.

Massachusetts Federalists realized they had to fight this battle "with cordiality".

General Deportment and Manners Mealtimes are an Opportunity for the Accomplished Lady to Set Herself Apart with cordiality & grace.

But United does not enjoy the cordiality that comes with the siblinglike rivalry of Liverpool's Reds and Everton's Toffees.

We could not be prouder of our royal family!" COMMENT 14. (C) COMMENT: Prince Andrew reached out to the Ambassador with cordiality and respect, evidently valuing her insights.

One will always be welcomed there with cordiality and respect by head barman Colin Field Colin Field, who will then proceed to make the best cocktail (and probably the most expensive one) you ever had in your life.

It was on the basis of this approach that the other side responded and both were able to speak with cordiality and arrive at a solution.

He was wearing an ironed, pin-striped shirt and an old wristwatch, and, with his usual unostentatious cordiality, had set the table with bread, cheese, and a thermos of coffee.