Sentence examples for more cordially from inspiring English sources

Even the insult-spewing jokester in the Dunk-a-Clown booth was more cordially met.

Soon "probably no brigade commander was more cordially hated by his men," said one of those men.

However we got here, Mexicans and Americans seem to have an opportunity to put their immigration squabble behind them and live more cordially as neighbors.

It explains that pan supports are a "grey area" and promises Whyte's plight will be "raised internally" to make sure other customers are treated more cordially.

A beautiful and elegant woman will of course be treated more cordially by a male doctor, at least in a stressful situation".

On Friday, Casillas and Iniesta sat cordially, seeming more like business colleagues than the longtime national teammates that they are.

Woods's agent, Mark Steinberg, told Bloomberg News that, "Tiger is not in a position to commit to more time, so we cordially parted ways".

Eldridge, cordially answering more questions, tells writer that he has about 330 cow/calf pairs in the Snake Range and 400 in the Schell Creeks.

The first world war passed him by with barely an acknowledgment (just as Mozart somehow missed the French revolution); the Nazi period was more difficult, a regime he cordially detested for its philistinism (the feeling was mutual: Goebbels described Strauss as a decadent neurotic, as misplaced a judgment as can be imagined).

You might exchange a few more texts after assuring her that things ended cordially, after which you'll hear from her on your birthday and maybe Christmas for the first year or so, before correspondence moves on to the Facebook wall.

They were greeted cordially by mourners, even after the officers helped church officials deny entrance to more than 100 people who failed to get inside a church filled beyond capacity.