| He had come cordially to dislike the aggressive, arrogant militarism he had seen in Berlin. |
| No proceedings were therefore brought against the high-ranking army officers so cordially detested by the intellectuals. |
| There were times in the 1980s when both princesses were cordially disliked, their every act criticised in the press. |
| According to union officials, the foreman was quite cordially disliked by the employees under his supervision. |
| You are cordially invited to a reception and vigil with plenty of tea, sympathy and more than a drop of the hard stuff. |
| Larry shouted back cordially, having taken Robby's genuine insult as mere good-natured ribbing. |
