Sentence examples for to cordial from inspiring English sources

A letter sent to world leaders blaming the government for the failure of peace talks last year concludes with the line "looking forward to cordial and mutually beneficial relations in the days to come".

And as the camera pans across the pews of the Episcopal church at the heart of the story, we see blacks and whites in their Sunday best, shoulder to cordial shoulder, listening raptly as their beloved black pastor, the Rev. Nathaniel Myles (John Beasley), holds forth from the pulpit.

Initial interactions with your ex can be tense, but, with luck, this will soon give way to cordial politeness.

It's about teachings his daughter that in order to be loyal to him, she needs to be cordial to her stepmother.

"Generally, the way these things work is you try to be cordial to the person you're with," he said.

If the I.S.I. continues to maintain cordial ties to the Haqqanis, Mr. Markey said, "this may be a precursor" to such a decision.

"It's good to be cordial and to be friendly," Zayat said this week.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1755-8794/6/25/prepub wouldulikeike to express cordial thanks to Professor Yataro Daigo, Shiga University of Medical Science, for several suggestions on hierarchical cluster analysis.

Every presidential election year, the nominees of the major parties vow to run cordial campaigns only to behave otherwise when the battle finally joins.

The relationship has to have evolved to a cordial friendship.

Interviews were reported to be cordial and perceived to be honest, with participants speaking confidently and frankly.