Sentence examples similar to genially received from inspiring English sources
Some relief from this high-sugar diet was provided by recorded encounters with his old friend King, the first in 1974 at a studio-recorded junket where they genially reminisced and swapped favourite songs, the second in 1976 at the Coconut Grove in Los Angeles, where Bland, previously rather the junior partner, was more assertive and received top billing.
When Krasznahorkai turned up, escorted by his interviewer, the critic James Wood, he stood on stage to receive a protracted round of applause, which he absorbed genially, turning and bowing slightly, his hands steepled in a vaguely clerical gesture you usually only see from Indian politicians or high-ranking organised criminals on HBO.
Where "The Book of Mormon" went genially, other artists have delved in a more critical way.
"If you have never seen a snow-covered avocado," he noted genially on the back, "you have not missed anything".
Through it all stroll the Americans, genially observing the chaos they have ostensibly come to relieve, playing the part of the benevolent liberator.
"Find someplace to live, folks," he advised genially as he left.
They genially replied "oh, yes".
Rove genially dismissed the idea.
