Sentence examples for to friendliness from inspiring English sources
noun
The quality of being friendly.
As confidence in the technology grew, the primary consideration switched to friendliness.
Much more ominous is her partner, a young, bearded CIA agent who masters perfectly the art of passing glibly from torture to friendliness once the victim is broken (lighting his cigarette and sharing jokes).
Throughout the novel, Louis catalogues the baffling contradictions of the world of his childhood: brutal racism next to friendliness toward the village's single person of color; his father's scorn for the bourgeoisie and his hope that Eddy will join their ranks; the villagers' hatred of government, which they insist must take action against immigrants and sexual minorities.
Generally speaking, gentleness is the key to friendliness.
Telecom has been insulated from consumers for so long that its names and abbreviations don't even pay lip service to friendliness.
As early as Jacobs 1961, in the first edition of her book Death and Life of Great American Cities, Jane Jacobs (1916 2006) described a shifting urban morphology tied to friendliness and perceived safety.
The derived optimum mix proportion can contribute to ecological friendliness, as it produced up to 34.6% CO2 savings compared with the mixture using conventional cement.
With respect to user- friendliness and sensitivity, the MEONF-II appears to perform well compared to the NRS 2002, although larger studies are needed for firm conclusions.
On both points, Du Châtelet departs notably from Descartes due to her very friendliness to this sort of engagement with the empirical.
Seeing a face allows us to make an instant decision as to the friendliness or otherwise of a person -- granted, often mistakenly.
In recent days, Mr. Kean has even test-driven a Ford Escape hybrid as a gesture of his dedication to earth-friendliness, according to a campaign spokesman.
