Many were struck by the skill and delicacy with which he alluded to the fact that many in the press were not his natural constituents: "Since many of you are not members of the Catholic Church, and others are not believers, I cordially give this blessing silently, to each of you, respecting the conscience of each, but in the knowledge that each of you is a child of God.
For these reasons I very cordially give my assent to the gentleman's motion, and hope it will have the unanimous approbation of this company.
Mrs. Concord and her daughter treat her cordially, but give her to understand that they are old residents, that they have a number of friends, etc.
Cordially, Andy Warhol gave her a flower silk screen and Roy Lichtenstein a dot stencil to help her feign them; Claes Oldenburg, though, was unamused when, in 1967, she remade his 1961 "Store" installation.
"You are cordially invited to a reception given by Elsie," the card read, and explained that Elsie was Borden's star cow at the World's Fair and was to be in the Roosevelt reception foyer for this occasion.
Cordially make your request for the followup meeting.
Mrs Grossetête, given the substance of your speech, I cordially invite you to join us, and we shall quickly secure majorities for socially responsible policies in the European Union.
Ryerson Lecture: Michael S. Turner, "Quarks and the Cosmos" You are cordially invited to attend The Nora and Edward Ryerson Lecture on Wednesday, April 17 , 2013 given by Professor Michael S. Turner.
All residents of the Laguna Beach community are cordially invited to join together as we give thanks for our many blessings.
Schumacher's wife, Corinna, recently thanked fans for all their support in a letter published in the Grand Prix programme: "The German Grand Prix gives me the perfect opportunity to cordially thank you for all your good wishes and positive energies you keep sending Michael," she wrote.
He thanked me very cordially, very graciously—he shook my hand, even gave me the Klan handshake.
