There were frank and sometimes even jovial exchanges". "The meeting in general was constructive, taking place in a very good environment," he said.
Along with the US department of justice – which handed Lloyds a two-year deferred prosecution agreement – and the Commodities Futures Trading Commission, also in the US, the FCA published a series of emails and electronic chats showing jovial exchanges between traders.
Mr. Torshin also was familiar with Mr. Trump, telling Bloomberg last year that he had known Mr. Trump for five years and had enjoyed a jovial exchange at an N.R.A. convention in 2015 in Nashville.
(By the way, I should emphasise that I did not get where I am today by revealing the contents of private conversations with ministers or officials, but this was a jovial exchange in the hearing of at least half a dozen members of the public).
So do you want the bottom or the top?" That jovial exchange stood in stark contrast to much of the rest of the show, which "Modern Family" executive producer Steve Levitan called "the saddest Emmys of all time".
Jovial locals exchange loud greetings of 'ciao' while picking up groceries and enjoying a cheeky glass of vino in the tiny tavernas.
The BBC was initially reluctant to let me interview Lineker as a result of a mild Twitter spat – in reality, a jovial starstruck exchange – in which he dismissed something I'd written about Match of the Day as "customary bile".
Yet despite marked differences in backgrounds, political beliefs, age and even their football philosophies, Mourinho and Ferguson are far more likely to be exchanging jovial text messages and wine than insults or barbs in the run-up to February's mouth-watering Champions League last-16 tie.
"He seemed very jovial". After another exchange, Cochran continued: "Did he seem downcast or sad at all during this conversation?" "Not at all," said Reichardt, who wore an earring in one ear and a yellow pin with the enigmatic slogan: "Hampsters, U.S.A". In his cross-examination, Darden focused on Reichardt's suggestion that Simpson had not seemed himself in the weeks before the murders.
"His letters to Hughes feature none of that," White argues, "and disclose nothing but warm, jovial friendship and honest exchanges of opinions".
Several times, he has pushed incensed teammates away from officials or opponents, and his exchanges with referees have been typically jovial and light-hearted.
