| After the first exchange of compliments and cordialities, they drove to the Palace in the same carriage. |
| There's something nastily suggestive about these cordialities. |
| Lucia rivalled these cordialities with equal fervour and about as much sincerity. |
| After some father-daughter cordialities, she threatens to blow Dad and everyone else in the place to smithereens with the bomb she claims to have in her capacious purse. |
| For now, though, Mr. Netanyahu is receiving, if not the red-carpet treatment, at least the customary cordialities that the United States extends to friendly world leaders. |
| The door opened, we sat down, exchanged cordialities, and went to work. |
