Usar "bonhomie" en una oración

1. Through it all, through the jokes and the bonhomie, all boys together in the relief trench, I couldn’t shake a nagging sense of indignation

2. Over the next few weeks, as the procedures and the rituals bedded down, as Robbie and Mick and the other guards who rotated on shift, mixed bonhomie with casual insults and violence, I started to listen and to watch

3. His voice bursting with forced bonhomie

4. He said to Hilderich with genuine bonhomie:

5. Despite my reservations it appeared to work; guests who arrived irritable, pinched and nervous, perked up remarkably; although it’s just as likely their sudden rush of bonhomie was relief at entering a warm house after trudging through freezing sleet

6. I always felt out of place in Youth Hostels and avoided them when possible – all that bonhomie, sharing of tales, swapping of information and addresses, promises to meet again

7. They were very frank, well-bred bonhomie and cordial

8. The nearby our fellow visitors also congratulated me; they too happy for my job; they were very impressed with our father-daughter happy bonhomie

9. 'Morning, Tom,' he greeted the desk sergeant with false bonhomie in an attempt to cover his awkwardness

10. ‘Perfectly! Oblonsky, of course, goes out of bonhomie, but other people say: ‘Well, Oblonsky stays with them