Sentence examples for Congenial conversation from inspiring English sources

We had a congenial conversation about Duke and its research environment.

'But Joe,' says Jim, 'Mr Safran and I have had a very congenial conversation thus far.

Anthony Russo liked to befriend his subjects, finding that sharing a cigarette or a beer and congenial conversation could improve an interview's results.

We moved from having congenial conversations to eyeball-to-eyeball confrontations.

The atmosphere was relaxed, the company congenial and the conversation pleasant – but did I, oh did I, find love?

The purpose of this unique experience (which we signed on to, he as much as tells us, by reading the book) is to make us see the practical value of testing and introspecting our beliefs and ponderings through a congenial but sharp conversation with ourselves and others.

I was there with my mother, who had picked me up in London, where I was then living, to take me off to a warmer and more congenial spot for conversation.

As congenial as it was, conversation throughout the two-hour meal was intense and sometimes tearful, covering doctrine and culture and extremism.

Their answer, offered without hesitation: "How do you suppose we could find somebody credible who hasn't said some critical things about us?" That response, and the good-natured way in which it was presented, did a good deal to put me at ease, as did the congenial tone of our conversations more broadly.

The atmosphere is congenial and relatively quiet, and conversation is easy.

Summarizing the work the FT's Salley Vickers writes: Taking the form of a conversation between this congenial but not necessarily like-minded pair, Intimacies explores the pitfalls and possibilities of human intimacy and the damage that a zeal to know ourselves and others can wreak.