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• n  a cordial disposition

• Craig Gillespie's direction is a little too attentive to the physical drabness of the setting, the slow pulse of north-country life, the locals' constipated cordiality.
• They are ruled over by a mom (Kathy Bates) who is an overbearing monster of cordiality, and are lost in a time warp more preposterous than Schmidt's: they still live like '60s .
• It seems immoral to us that we should be negotiating in the atmosphere of cordiality and frankness that has characterized our meetings while there are Africans and Portuguese .

• amity

News & Articles

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• DealBook: Deadline on Trading Rules Abroad Splits an Agency
  A looming deadline to regulate trading by American banks overseas has set off a rare breakdown of decorum at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, long known for its cordiality.        
  July 2, 2013 - New York Times

Quotes

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• SM Krishna in Livemint
  Let us hope that these talks will help in bringing our countries closer together and bringing between the two countries the cordiality we desire and let us hope that our efforts will be fruitful,Krishna said after a 25-minute telephonic...
• Manmohan Singh in Hindu
  During a 30-minute meeting marked by "cordiality and friendship" on the margins of the East Asia Summit, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh told his Chinese counterpart Wen Jiabao that India attaches "great importance" to its partnership with China.
• chairman Prachanda in Xinhua
  Let me assure of my fullest cooperation in making sincere efforts towards further consolidation of our existing bilateral relations characterized by long history of friendship, warmth and cordiality,Prime Minister Prachanda said in the...