Sentence examples for friendliness from from inspiring English sources

And they're Welsh: there's a warmth and friendliness from almost everyone who works there.

Fashion isn't renowned for its friendliness: from Prada-wearing devils, to mobile-phone-throwing supermodels, bitchiness abounds.

The old fieldstone and stucco house bespeaks unostentatious comfort and friendliness from the outside, an impression quickly reinforced inside in all four of the intimate dining rooms.

(Unless it's about dance-trained stage-school brats taking part in Strictly. Come on!) I have, in general, never encountered anything but politeness and friendliness, from Gallifrey Base to Second Life (I assume. I have not been recently. It's probably an apocalyptic cannibal survivalist wasteland out there these days) – until I outed myself as a no.

Based on the experience of foreigners like myself, I have come to the conclusion that Londoners carefully guard their social circles (maybe because they are so difficult to develop in the first place) and view openness and friendliness from strangers with mild suspicion.

"I found the lack of friendliness from some of the other teams really shocking," Victoria recalls.

If you haven't yet built your pool, plan for eco-friendliness from the very beginning.

They also openly doubted that she was the woman who could realize such a shift -- one exec said his first impression of her "was of a very tiny, very friendly woman" he "wanted to bat around" and whose friendliness "detracted from her credibility".

A more controversial version of Obama's market friendliness came from his health-care proposal, which, unlike Hillary Clinton's, would not mandate that people have health insurance.

Little more, it seems, than openness, friendliness, support from both their peers and superiors, and good management.

The highest-rated aspect of service delivery was "friendliness and respect from the health care provider," followed by "friendliness and respect from staff".