Sentence examples for congenial life from inspiring English sources

But however congenial life in Stuyvesant Town has been for those lucky enough to live there, the project's less savory legacy should not be forgotten.

Some of our biggest inside battles involve changing habits to create a more meaningful, congenial life with others.

The gas's absence perpetuates an x-ray mystery and could be linked to the reason why Earth remains congenial for life.

In this congenial biography, the fourth President does indeed shine.

Finding no congenial habitat in life, Nevelson took up residence in her imagination — the landscape of her assemblages.

Matteson comments that she found the role of teacher and mentor the most congenial throughout her life.

More congenial is A Life of Privilege, Mostly (Granta £12.99) by the late Gardner Botsford, a gentle Wasp some 14 years older than the aggressive, Jewish Roth.

If humans are a special creation of God, then the universe should be congenial to human life.

But rather than being digested, he finds life rather congenial in the belly of the beast and becomes something of a prize exhibit himself.

Women's expectations and educational achievements are too high for most men to live with, and women are not willing to "limit their ambitions to make life more congenial for men" and "play a subordinate role".

Mainly, Mr. Hacker suggests, it's because women are less willing "to subsume themselves or limit their ambitions to make life more congenial for men," as many did in the past: "Few are willing to sustain the former complementarity that required them to play a subordinate role.