Sentence examples for congenial character from inspiring English sources
For every congenial character who can warm a room, there's another who can bring a draft from the north, a whiff of dead winter.
While new housing has brought an influx of new residents, it is the many longtime residents who define the easy, congenial character of Springfield Gardens.
It's a very congenial part of New York.
Arlecchino, a character particularly congenial to lazzi, might throw cherry stones in another servant's face or mime the catching and eating of a fly.
I have secrets inside of me... .. It's hard to watch such a congenial charmer sink into desperation, especially a character imbued with Delaney's natural boyish sanguinity.
He thought her talents more congenial to the second phase of the character, and found her "admirably good" in the banquet scene.
Yet the role proved surprisingly congenial.
Yet, unlike the more urbane and congenial Fielding, Richardson has a knack for psychological realism and an ability to craft characters whose clamorous inner lives continue, almost three centuries later, to feel real to us.
Being so deeply congenial with Chinese culture, subtle power carries the Chinese traditional emphasis on moderation and peace embodied in the character he or harmony, and as such it supports the idea that a major redistribution of power does not necessarily need to emerge from the tragedies of wars.
Matthew Floyd Miller and Kelly McAndrew as the acidly congenial, near-robotic Mr. and Mrs. Smith, and Greg Jackson and Mary Bacon as the desperate to please Mr. and Mrs. Martin, exploit their characters' clueless opacity with perfect comic timing.
