Sentence examples for has been cordial from inspiring English sources
One woman who has been cordial with Mr. Spurr huffed to others, "I saw him first".
Pollution is out of control but the rioting that occurred early on has given way to grudging tolerance, and in some spheres assimilation has been cordial.
The candidates say that the campaign has been cordial thus far, and that they have forged relationships through community politics and advocacy in the past.
In private, Ms. Napolitano has been cordial with the man she would succeed, Michael Chertoff, but she has often been publicly critical of the Bush administration's policies on border enforcement and illegal immigration.
He has been cordial to his opponents and handling repetitive questions from reporters quite well.
Murray, who has stopped talking altogether with the Baltimore-area media, generally has been cordial but guarded with reporters from Los Angeles.
Until then relations between the churches of Carthage and Rome had been cordial.
So far there have been cordial declarations of appreciation by both parties but no commitment.
He also said his 20-minute closed-door meeting with President Hu before the semipublic photo opportunity had been cordial.
The agents who served him the papers said that he had been cordial and had told them to have a nice day.
