Sentence examples for congenial group from inspiring English sources

It's a very congenial group.

"It was a very congenial group," she said.

For now, Roddick is the leader of an unabashed but congenial group of young Americans.

The first week, I got around mostly by bus, traveling with a congenial group of American tea traders.

He described the judges as "a congenial group of people" but not necessarily one from whom consensus easily flowed.

We were a congenial group (good thing, since we were together for dinner and sometimes breakfast and lunch as well).

A list of the specific outcome groups used in the different studies, and the congenial anomaly groups considered comparable for the purposes of these meta-analyses, is available in Supplemental Material, Table 1 (doi:10.1289/ehp.1002946).

Living in a garret in the Faubourg Saint-Germain, speaking almost accentless French, and working with a congenial and cultured group of scientists, she felt at home in a way she never had in England.

They are a particularly congenial and insightful group so it's well worth the watch and, I think, augments the experience of the movie.

He gathered around him a group of congenial friends and pupils, such as the philosopher James Mill, father of John Stuart Mill, with whom he could discuss the problems upon which he was engaged.

This is no confederation of congenial, small town business groups that pass out maps of Main Street and souvenir key rings.