Sentence examples for extraordinarily friendly from inspiring English sources

I find a lot of people who have second homes here or come on holiday to be extraordinarily friendly.

The segment stood out at a network — the most watched on American cable — that has been extraordinarily friendly with the White House.

Inside, the visitors crowding the lobby were an extraordinarily friendly and ebullient group, the type of people you meet in bed-and-breakfasts who enjoy making small talk over pancakes.

What investors seem to have recognized is that, for all the uncertainty he will inject into the system, Trump will be extraordinarily friendly to corporate interests, while the Republican-controlled Congress can be counted on to shape policy in a way that's beneficial to capital and to the wealthy.

Sarkeesian, who wears red glasses that match her dye-tipped hair, is extraordinarily friendly and upbeat, considering the level of vitriol directed at her. "It has less to do with the actual content of the work than with 'How dare a woman say anything about our toys' – especially a feminist," she tells me.

The first and most striking experience for visitors from the United States and Britain, the two nations that have led the campaign for Iraq to open up to unfettered weapons inspections or face military attack, is that Iraqis remain extraordinarily friendly.

We came to call these little surprises "the Cuban experience" -- no service at restaurants, elevators that skip every two floors, single 40-watt bulbs for a whole room -- all delivered by extraordinarily warm, friendly people.

A boy band from Columbus, Ohio, with an extraordinarily G.O.P.-friendly name: Liberty Deep Down.

He adds: Of course, Moss comes with all the well-known issues, but his deal will be extraordinarily team-friendly because Moss has something to prove.

The job market may be extraordinarily employee-friendly these days, but that does not necessarily mean you get to tell colleagues about your pay, perks and bonuses.

To her students, "though she was scarily smart, she turned out to be funny, friendly and extraordinarily helpful to them when they began working with her," Smith said.