Sentence examples similar to cordially said from inspiring English sources

"We hate each other cordially," says the liberal Mr Balis.

("We get along cordially," he said, referring to the Clintons.

("We get along cordially," he said, referring to the Clintons. "They've campaigned against me and raised money for every opponent I ever had, and that's O.K., because I've campaigned against them just as fervently").

"Then, I'll shut up," the driver said cordially.

"I don't feel good at all," she said cordially.

He said cordially, "You write it, I'll film it".

"We greeted each other cordially," Mr. Bush said to reporters during a meeting with Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain.

The two began talking through their car windows, the-on-set source said, cordially and without confrontation – as don and peacemaker.

"I must have said that cordially to him.

Ms. Merkel received Mr. Samaras cordially in Berlin and said she was committed to keeping Greece in the euro zone, while insisting that Greece should stick to conditions set by international lenders.

Soon "probably no brigade commander was more cordially hated by his men," said one of those men.