Doubtless the attendees were also partly fooled by the debaters' collegiality.
One way that we maintain that air of collegiality is by avoiding direct conflict with our coworkers.
His instinctive aversion to compromise and his lack of interest in collegiality are extraordinary; in his ongoing struggle for prominence, he can seem extraordinarily reckless.
The generous leader understands and cares deeply about creating and fostering a work environment conducive to energy, inspiration, vitality, collegiality and excellence.
The major casualty of this restoration was collegiality, the concept that bishops had a role in the decision-making process.
He has spoken about the importance of patience and collegiality.
This industry is different in part because craft brewers have always had a certain collegiality among themselves.
There's an undercurrent of alliance between judges and prosecutors, so there's a certain collegiality there.
And, because of that collegiality, you were more likely to achieve a compromise because you knew the person you were fighting against.
I have many to thank: family members for their support, co-workers for their collegiality, readers for their interest.
Unfortunately, the resulting affinity and collegiality between the department and the entities it regulates have desensitized it to the plight of victims of predatory institutions.
There are other qualities that are more important in a leader -- integrity, intelligence, collegiality, empathy, having a questioning mind -- and if we're very lucky, the person has vision as well.
The warmth of family, friends, and collegiality were at the top of the list.
I have been tasked in the past, and will be tasked here, with being insulting where collegiality requires a certain diffidence.
In addition, bioethical discussions foster human bonds and collegiality that can be instrumental in averting conflict.
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