Sentence examples for too cordial from inspiring English sources

"We're being too nice, too cordial with our opponents.

This wasn't the only time people were almost too cordial when I wore this shirt.

Worldly abbés chatted happily with ladies in jewels on the second level, occasionally earning indecent shouts from the parterre when their conversation turned too cordial.

King Henry frankly admires Hotspur and wishes his son Hal were so noble, but Shakespeare later discloses that Hotspur's kinship with his crafty father, the Earl of Northumberland (Glenn Beatty), and icy uncle, the Earl of Worcester (Conan McCarty), is none too cordial.

I mashed some with elderflower cordial, too, a big bowlful to see me in breakfasts through to the weekend – a silky companion for a sweet almond granola.

Still, if the writers and the network are content and able to mirror Carroll's knack for dreamy digression, "Once Upon a Time in Wonderland" could be all that, and a side of magic cordial too.

They hoped, too, to sustain a cordial relationship with the Kremlin.

It was the cordial, all-too-human kind of event that only the surrealists of Paris could have conceived".

Letting the cordials get too hot (example, if left in the back of a car during summer months) can result in them losing quality very quickly.

5 stars Barbara Daly Fashion Mini-Nails Lavish 7ml, £2.40, Tesco 0800 505 555 Deep, dark, smooth, sophisticated and a dinky little bottle, too. 4 stars Estée Lauder Berry Cordial 10ml, £12, esteelauder.co.uk Thick, dark, almost chocolate.

But it shouldn't be too much to ask for cordial and businesslike relations to be established with Jewish groups.