Sentence examples for congenial match from inspiring English sources
The image of Snowden and Chinese intelligence as a congenial match is hard to picture.
"He was very congenial after the match, I said 'sorry Boris, I know you were trying to win three in a row as a teenager which no one had done before', and he said, 'no, no, no, you were too good'.
The more we can match youngsters to congenial approaches of teaching, learning, and assessing, the more likely it is that those youngsters will achieve educational success".
In fact, Cleopatra and Caesar had not only complementary political agendas, Ms. Schiff observes, but also closely matched personalities: both were "congenial, charismatic, quick-tongued people" with an "intellectual curiosity that was the trademark of their age, a lightheartedness and a humor that set them apart from their peers".
The match was somehow both brutal and congenial.
They shook hands, a gesture closer to one marking the beginning of a boxing match than the end of a congenial debate.
The slender narrative thread of "Ten Chimneys" derives from the notion that the Lunt-Fontanne marriage was more a congenial business alliance and firm friendship than a potent love match — as was indeed widely considered to be the case.
It was a congenial fusion.
The neighborhood was immediately congenial.
