Sentence examples for congenial climate from inspiring English sources
This wasn't a congenial climate for bipartisanship, to put it mildly.
By 1929, several of the children were approaching the age to attend university and the family sought to move somewhere of a more congenial educational climate than Spain.
Kagame seemed in an open, expansive and congenial mood.
Few Britons ever settled in Sudan, perhaps because they found the climate less congenial than, for example, South Africa's.
As a bonus, the Southern climate was congenial for her hobby: breeding king snakes.
Uganda's moderate climate is especially congenial to the production of both livestock and crops.
He found the climate of leftism congenial; but when he set sail for America with Auden he admitted that he'd lost his sense of political commitment, and Auden said so had he.
Concluded that the climate was not congenial, so left the State without paying the execution.
The mood was congenial, in a weary kind of way.
When we get there the mood is not congenial.
Artists and writers have found the province both a congenial place in which to live and a stimulating climate in which to work.
