Sentence examples for is friendliness from inspiring English sources
noun
The quality of being friendly.
There is friendliness held back by indoctrination.
And yet the self-effacing author of the blood-soaked Red Riding Quartet (which recently produced a landmark piece of TV) and The Damned United, about Brian Clough's 44-day reign at Leeds United, is friendliness incarnate, eager to talk even though it's quite clear he finds fame both humbling and cumbersome.
It is friendliness and compromise," you wrote in The Daily Beast.
(Ram, unmarried, age 22, Prakasam) Girls in the village allow sex without money … most think it is friendliness.
The qualities students appreciated most in others were friendliness, honesty and trustworthiness, while the qualities they disliked most were competitiveness, spirituality and athleticism.
The highest-rated aspect of service delivery was "friendliness and respect from the health care provider," followed by "friendliness and respect from staff".
What you perceive as them wanting you could just be friendliness to one of these touchy-feely types.
But others hold that the main trait selected for was friendliness--seeking human company and not biting--and that the cleverness of dogs was an unintended byproduct.
These days, it is all friendliness between the two sides.
The best experience is the friendliness of the Sunderland fans in the pub pre-match.
As such, perhaps the best time for westerners to go to Moscow is now, friendliness ratings be damned.
