The man conducting the interview, who is not identified, began by cordially asking Mr. Jalali, "Brother, please explain to us the details of what happened today".
The Execs would show up in jazzy black track jackets and cordially do whatever you ask.
Mr. Marx received me cordially and after asking me to sit down, admired my cravat.
He said he asked them cordially to turn it down, and they did.
An anchor would ask a White House correspondent to capture some fragment of the bombshell story, and the correspondent would cordially insist on talking first about the State of the Union address.
"People ask me, and I'll tell them," he said during an interview at the Jazz Record Mart, where he cordially provided advice to a pair of customers vacationing from France who had learned there of his store.
When the yuppies snidely ask Clark where he's planning to put the enormous Christmas tree strapped to the top of the Griswold family station wagon, he cordially replies, "Bend over and I'll show you".
When asked about it, she responded cordially: "I feel objective about it".
When the sergeant asked Professor Gates to step outside instead of greeting him cordially, and proceeded to demand identification even after Dr. Gates said he was a Harvard professor who lived in the house, Professor Gates said he had felt not only confused but also indignant.
He begins by cordially greeting the person, and then, all business, and with a pleasant official smile, he asks a question or two.
