Sentence examples for congenial because of from inspiring English sources
(The Palmetto State also grows more peaches than the Peach State, Georgia).Southern governors nearly all say that firms find their states congenial because of low taxes, weak unions and light regulation.
Was it partly because of the congenial milieu of artists - Bacon, Freud, Hockney, Auerbach - and all those other guys you corralled into the School of London?
Both were excellent drummers, both congenial members of the band.
Faced with the cancellation of her Dutch citizenship because of untruths she told when she sought asylum in 1992, Ayaan Hirsi Ali announced that she would head for the more congenial atmosphere of America.
Most Americans do not get their news from some ideologically congenial set of outlets.
Don Juan then assumed the more congenial role of soldier and resumed the war by capturing Namur.
For now, Roddick is the leader of an unabashed but congenial group of young Americans.
He found this one of the most congenial periods of his career.
The guests included a congenial mix of block association members, policemen, and personal friends of Sgt. Crowley.
His wife, Eva was described as "a lover of her home, her books, and a congenial circle of friends".
