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Cordial in sentence

57 examples of Cordial in a sentence

But it was cordial, and I did gain a deeper understanding of his arguments.
OK, scene two: "They gave us a cordial reception."
And what about the cordial reception?
"Cordial" and "reception" come from French.
This is to be seen and savored like a fine cordial.
In NYC, JB meets up with frustration, and with "Ratso" Rizzo, a scruffy but cordial con artist.
How truly friendly, charming and cordial is this unpretentious old serial; I rejoiced in seeing old Lugosi.
This cordial comedy confronts a few bizarre characters.
He is seemingly cordial to talk to but behind the smiling facade lies a loathsome, callous, spiteful fellow - one who is ruthless without showing any sign of remorse - in fact, he seems to derive great pleasure and pride from inflicting anguish on others, especially women.
This film is hybridized by other culture.It's colorful,but it's insipid.This film is international commodity.Maybe the producer just want to get money from Korea and Japan by using Korean and Japanese in the movie.I'm a Chinese.I found it very stupid to listen to two foreigner conversing by using their stiff Chinese.The director want to express some ideas,but I think he chose a wrong method.These kind of film just look like a copy of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.Maybe using anther way to express his idea will be impressible.In my opinion,unadorned movie is more cordial,and it is a good way to express Chinese culture.
Our conversations were cordial and productive.
While it is easy to hold hands with Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmedinejad, Hamas leader Ismail Haniya, Russian President Vladimir Putin, or US President George W. Bush, such reassuring images of cordial relationships are harder to come by at home.
We think ourselves more open, sentimental, cordial, and family oriented, but also more disorganized and blase, at times irresponsible and lazy.
A look beyond the cordial rhetoric reveals profound differences.
Asia’s Fragile Special RelationshipNEW DELHI – “Tzu-Ch’in asked Tzu-Kung a few questions;Tzu-Kung answered: …Our Master gets things (done) by being cordial, frank, courteous, temperate, deferential.
Incapable (so far) of forging a cohesive cordial strategy, with China, the West is becoming visibly afraid of Russo-Chinese rapprochement -- despite the obvious limits of it.
Occasional frustrations notwithstanding, it is, in fact, unlikely that the US will turn against a faithful – and dependent – ally, especially one whose leader enjoys cordial personal relations with Bush.
As a NATO member, Turkey aims to become a full member of the European Union and establish cordial relations with all of its southern and eastern neighbors.
This positive spirit can be nurtured by Russia’s government, which usually has cordial relations with the Vatican.
And thanks to a sense of shared history and purpose, not to mention a little humor, we were able to do just that, with our personal relations gradually shifting from antagonistic to cordial.
India chose to remain in the Commonwealth as a republic, and maintained cordial relations with its former overlords.
And as the Communist Party of China’s main official newspaper took pleasure in noting, the encounter between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin was far more cordial than the one between Trump and the other G7 leaders.
In July 2018, he had a seemingly cordial meeting in Helsinki with US President Donald Trump, who has said he wants to “get along” with Putin.
It was less cordial than the first interview.
Then he left Vanikoro, headed toward New Zealand, dropped anchor at Calcutta on April 7, 1828, and returned to France, where he received a very cordial welcome from King Charles X.
He did so in the most cordial terms and conducted himself like a true gentleman."
Homais introduced himself; he offered his homages to madame and his respects to monsieur; said he was charmed to have been able to render them some slight service, and added with a cordial air that he had ventured to invite himself, his wife being away.
The salutations of the young men were cordial and frank, and, on the part of Henry Wharton, as collected as if nothing had occurred to disturb his self-possession.
His face was no longer wanting in smiles, and his salutations, though hasty, were cordial.
A large supply of this cordial had been drawn from his storehouse in the city, and some of it now sparkled in a bottle before the captain, blushing in the rays of the sun, which were passing obliquely through it, like amber.
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