Sentence examples for his cordiality from inspiring English sources

Dennis Erdman, a television director, takes his cordiality to an extreme when he sees someone troubling and uses an animosity-deflecting, high-pitched, "How are you?" His significant other, Darren Star, a TV producer, counsels perspective above all else.

But last night he was comfortable in his cordiality, because he knew he would hold back.

In past debates his cordiality at the outset seemed forced, because he knew he would go for the jugular.

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But in an institution long known for cordiality, his caustic candor has come as a shock.

He was wearing an ironed, pin-striped shirt and an old wristwatch, and, with his usual unostentatious cordiality, had set the table with bread, cheese, and a thermos of coffee.

But this week Chinese officials have been treating Donald Rumsfeld with unusual cordiality on his first visit to their country as America's defence secretary.

His treaties with Aragon and England, designed to extend and secure his domains, resulted from a cordiality better appreciated abroad than by the royal counselors.

He greets the idea of a revelation about his stepson with all the false cordiality of an MP who has just been told that the details of his expenses are about to be made public.

He met his two brothers and his father, the latter meeting lacking a certain cordiality, according to family legend.

Still, Buckley's durable cordiality toward Mailer is more remarkable than his being amigos with Galbraith or belligerents with Vidal, and it seems pardonable for Schultz to extend what ought to have been a magazine article into a book-length safari in search of something significant.