Sentence examples similar to friendly responses from inspiring English sources

I mutter a friendly response in a tone that cuts off conversation.

"Today as my first act, I am offering a friendly hand to Russia, and I am waiting for a friendly response".

Not to be so easily appeased, the girl then demanded, "How old are you, anyway?" and elicited a friendly response: 29.

This means that asking directions gets a friendly response, reporting a theft a weary "Whaddya want me to do about it" -- and any smile is greatly appreciated.

He won a friendly response from James Cleverly, leader of the Free Enterprise Group of Tory MPs, and he hoped to persuade Neville-Rolfe, who was then the minister responsible for Companies House.

I received a prompt and friendly response agreeing that it wasn't really appropriate language and not something the company would condone.

The friendly response here could reflect concerns about the state of American schools among those who study and may someday run them.

Clearly, the former editor of the News of the World and the Daily Mirror was expecting a rather more friendly response and lamented the "safe to ignore" insult by tweeting: "Thanks @rupertmurdoch..

But now, several weeks later, it is a slow day at the office and a friendly response seems necessary, if only to point out that S.A.P.'s fears are about something else entirely.The writer asserts that "the demographic balance in Karnataka's capital Bangalore… is rapidly changing" and that "Hindi and English are rapidly ascending as Bangalore aspires to national and international prominence".

What explains this friendly response?

There's no friendly response here.