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16 examples of Bonhomie in a sentence

Worst of all is the script's relentless bonhomie, ancient jokes, and clunking dialogue.
The film is a well-balanced blend of typical Karan Johar bonhomie and the modern hip-hop culture and the result is a delightful treat-to-watch.
But within a week of the Christmas bonhomie, seven Indians were killed by militants at the Pathankot Air Force Base near the border with Pakistan.
But Macron’s affability and bonhomie cannot obscure the fact that the two countries are operating under very different circumstances than in the past, much less ensure any semblance of reliability from the Trump administration.
For decades, open conflict and simmering hostility have been punctuated by periods of short-lived bonhomie.
Bush and Schroeder will make up for the paucity of substance with a good deal of friendly banter and bonhomie before the press assembled in Mainz.
Both John McCain and George W. Bush cleverly tapped into this fantasy – with its easy bonhomie and absence of wives and kids – to capture the hearts of the male journalists aboard their campaign buses, who could imagine themselves once again as tough, unfettered, and venturesome Kerouac figures.
Still, one is left wonder if this new collaborative bonhomie and ethnic bonding will prove strong enough to cut through not only the long history of distrustful interactions between the US and China, but also the destabilizing effects of China’s sudden economic rise?
More important than their apparent bonhomie, however, was their joint statement, which recognized what makes the bilateral relationship so valuable.
We should treat such smug bonhomie with caution.
Kim’s bonhomie (real or feigned) and promises of denuclearization have muted Trump’s threats, brought the South Korean government closer to his side, and eroded international sanctions against his regime.
This is undoubtedly to the good, and necessary to the conduct of orderly democratic life; but to those not used to it, the ability to combine enmity with bonhomie can seem counterintuitive.
The Commonwealth summit might well have provided an opportunity to celebrate the restoration of bonhomie.
The bonhomie Trump and Modi recently displayed in Houston did not translate into a resolution of the issues the United States has been griping about.
For now, though, this decline will be obscured by Johnson’s infectious bonhomie and public grandstanding, touting the political benefits of Brexit while ignoring the looming costs of leaving the single market.
Of course Oblonsky does it out of bonhomie, [Good-nature.]