Sentence examples for some cordiality from inspiring English sources

Mr Obama's conscious decision to postpone inevitable irritants such as differences over Taiwan, the Dalai Lama and Iran made for some cordiality, but still disputes occurred.

Some reckon the new cordiality reflects a feeling that everyone is in the same boat: when some firms have to fire good performers as well as bad, no one is safe.

Although there is always a veneer of cordiality, there must be some tension.

After some father-daughter cordialities, she threatens to blow Dad and everyone else in the place to smithereens with the bomb she claims to have in her capacious purse.

Some people owe me an apology to maintain cordiality".

To create a more harmonious national atmosphere, many are calling for greater civility and cordiality in our political discourse; others urge us to do some "soul searching" and renew our national purpose.

In some ways, the two cities are alike, in the earthly variety and rough cordiality of their citizens and in the speed and noise of their controlled disorder.

The cordiality did not last.

The owners' cordiality and enthusiasm are infectious.

There was, however, little cordiality between the two.

The outlook for future cordiality is not at all bad.