Sentence examples for mostly cordial from inspiring English sources

Before the Vietnam War, Columbia had a long and mostly cordial rapport with the armed forces.

It came more than halfway through the hourlong encounter and, until that moment, the debate had been mostly cordial.

Relations with its eastern neighbours are not only mostly cordial but have also proved highly profitable.A predominantly Catholic country, Austria wears its faith lightly.

Five more years?" After a mostly cordial experience covering the National Review Institute Summit for The Atlantic in January, his return in March to the Conservative Political Action Conference, the scene of his breakout speech at 13, was unnerving.

People who watch them at close quarters say that these days, the relationship between Dr. Sullivan and Ms. Dragas is a bit prickly but mostly cordial, and that generally the president and the board have worked well together toward goals like greater openness, a faculty pay raise and long-range planning.

WASHINGTON — Samantha Power received a mostly cordial reception on Wednesday from senators weighing her nomination as the next United States ambassador to the United Nations, though Republicans pressed her to explain past comments on Israel and Palestine and certain "crimes" she once said had been committed by the United States.

Relations with other countries were generally cordial.

Historically, Jews and Arabs have mostly had cordial relations.

Their display on the steps of City Hall is a low point in a relationship that has mostly been cordial, even as the city has pushed to cut rookie classes and has reduced engine company staffing to save overtime costs.

Asmussen, who has been cordial but mostly noncommittal to reporters this week, gave an interview to NBC in which he called the charges against him by animal rights organization PETA "horribly misleading".

Its leaders want the kind of relationship with the West that other Asian developing states mostly enjoy: independent, non-aligned but cordial and correct.