Sentence examples for congenial for him from inspiring English sources

Carnegie, still grand but far more manageable, may well prove more congenial for him and his frequent collaborator, the pianist Helmut Deutsch.

The Gilded Age was Twain's first attempt at a novel, and the experience was apparently congenial enough for him to begin writing Tom Sawyer, along with his reminiscences about his days as a riverboat pilot.

They sense, they dare to hope, that the political atmosphere may be about to become more congenial for them once again.

Beer, cigars, cricket, jazz, suede shoes – it's a big hinterland and there's something congenial for most folk.

Which ones are congenial for a particular couple are determined by the days the bride and the groom were born, and the hours of their births.

Hollywood also proved congenial for Mr. Balanchine's collaborations with Stravinsky, with whom he worked on some 40 pieces over the years.

Warren's version was narrow: the laws shaping the economy had been perverted so that the country was congenial for the rich and brutal for the poor.

Businesses, particularly those businesses that orbit around petroleum, see no reason to upend the intricate compromises and well-lubricated relationships that make the Middle East congenial for commerce.

But what residents call the second Harlem Renaissance has made the neighborhood less congenial for poorer residents who may want a cheap liquor store, a bodega that accepts food stamps or a place to cash welfare checks.

But if you believe that people who are engaged in commercial market activities are generating lots of inequality, it would be congenial for you to believe that this activity is really dangerous and ought to be restricted.

"The people are all so congenial". For nearly 40 years McLaughlin has worked with city officials and university administrators to preserve and improve both the natural and architectural beauty of the area.