Usa "cordial reception" in una frase

1. to be met with a mere cordial reception by their audience

2. have made that society what it is and… what it hopes to become… that its historical conventions… receive a cordial reception… however considered… irrelevant… by present standards… (whose)… propositions

3. French influence can still be seen in English government, and interestingly, many French phrases still hold an air of formality to some English speakers, such as “cordial reception” as opposed to the equivalent phrase “sincere welcome

4. WHILE " The Gospel of Wealth" has met a cordial reception upon this side of the Atlantic, it is natural that in the motherland it should have attracted more attention, because the older civilization is at present brought more clearly face to face with socialistic questions

5. The little girls hailed Amy and her treasures with delight, which cordial reception somewhat soothed her perturbed spirit, and she fell to work, determined to succeed florally, if she could not artistically

6. Linton, recalling old times, would have me give you a cordial reception; and, of course, I am gratified when anything occurs to please her

7. I met with a cordial reception everywhere, as I was of a lively temperament and was known to be well off, which always goes a long way in the world