Sentence examples for appears congenial from inspiring English sources
On TV, Levin always appears congenial, but, according to numerous accounts, when the cameras switch off he often turns abrasive and domineering.
He appears congenial, witty and charming, tremendously capable of energizing audiences and glad-handing voters, yet weak on policy details and foreign affairs and often wary of taking strong stands.
Although mutually beneficial associations appear congenial, selection favoring individual partners using resources to facilitate their own selfish interests is predicted to destabilize cooperation [e.g. 1]; a paradox known as "the tragedy of the commons" [1] [2].
Having finally won his dare to be allowed to address the Soviet people directly, Mr. Reagan seemed at his communicative best and appeared more congenial.
It's the story of a man pretending to be something he is not; there's a sense, at times, that Buttermilk Channel works awfully hard to appear effortlessly congenial.
His relationship with Hammerstein appears to have been respectful, congenial and therefore not of much biographical interest.
The session at sea appears to have been more congenial than a confrontation in Islamabad in July, when Admiral Mullen told the Pakistanis that Washington had evidence of the involvement of their powerful spy agency, Inter-Services Intheligence, in the bombing of the Indian Embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan.
BLOOMBERG BofA and A.I.G. on Bad Terms | A.I.G.'s decision to sue Bank of America over $10 billion in losses appears to be straining the once-congenial relationship between the two companies.
Her effort appears to be bearing fruit, with Iowans saying she came across as simultaneously more confident and congenial than during her 2008 campaign.
For most people, this supposedly horrifying arrangement has proven remarkably congenial, and it doesn't appear likely to change.
"Fred, as an actor, could appear at the same time avuncular and congenial and warm and cuddly — and also dangerous and brutal, quite threatening," Ms. Akalaitis said in an interview this week.
