Sentence examples similar to congenial aspects from inspiring English sources
Whilst the general approach fostered by both Currie and Davies is clearly congenial to some aspects of conceptual art, it might nevertheless still be the case that further work needs to be done if the view that artworks are basically event- or action-types is to accommodate all art in the conceptual tradition.
A learned, congenial guide, he is imaginative enough to recognize the importance of mythologies and traditions, together with subtle aspects such as trust ('why a group of travelers from a particular culture will choose to trust their lives to a bearing based on the position of a fixed star')—and he writes well.
Provost Emeritus Walter A. Rosenblith, who introduced the symposium, told the audience that AIDS would have been a subject "singularly congenial to [Morison's] concerns". The first of the event's two sessions was devoted to biomedical aspects of the disease.
Such a syllabus, in its Aristotelian aspect, indicated the unity of all departments of literature or learning as we now call it — which was congenial to one with Burke's passion for knowledge — he wrote of his furor mathematicus, furor logicus, furor historicus, and furor poeticus.[3] It also indicated the range of achievements, and the range of needs, that people had generated.
Service: Professional and congenial.
Congenial, chatty, quite staid.
It was a congenial fusion.
The neighborhood was immediately congenial.
So back to congenial relationships.
