Sentence examples similar to displaying cordiality from inspiring English sources
"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 tension lingered in the background today but it melted under the television lights in a 65-minute display of cordiality that ended with Mr. Bush reaching over to grasp Mr. Gorbachev's right forearm.
George E. Pataki and Hillary Rodham Clinton met today for the first time as governor and United States senator, in a stage-managed display of cordiality meant to show that they had put the vitriol of the campaign season behind them.
He was one of the more popular big-city mayors in Western Europe, displaying wit, erudition and old Castilian-style cordiality.
Raising a public fuss would not only have ended Vann's game with Cao, which he was determined to pursue despite this defeat, but would also lead to his dismissal by General Harkins, because policy was to display a front of cordiality between the advisers and the ARVN commanders.
The cordiality that Romney and Trump displayed publicly was a marked change from the way the men spoke about each other during the campaign.
This miniseries has an intelligent curiosity about the clash between earnest cordiality and base, animal instincts, and it's smart enough to occasionally display a beating heart.
There was no way to tell, of course, how much of the cordiality was simply a display for the cameras.
But I'd warn any celebrity sister act against giving off a display of anything other than complete cordiality – betraying your sister is the ultimate public moral no-no".
