Sentence examples for congenial mind from inspiring English sources
Kevin Rittberger One of the most cerebral director-playwrights of his generation, Rittberger has found a congenial mind in sci-fi author and political poet Dietmar Dath, whose work he has adapted twice.
Before "Rubber Soul" and "Revolver," most Beatles songs had been intended to reach the broadest audience by dramatizing feelings everyone has had, but "She Said She Said" is a private matter, which appealed to me, overloaded time being a state of mind congenial to self-consciousness.
Kagame seemed in an open, expansive and congenial mood.
In the fourth story, "The Singular Speculation of the House-Agent", Chesterton's protagonist and alter ego (or alter egoist), Basil Grant, a whimsical judge-turned-flâneur, remarks, "Truth must of necessity be stranger than fiction, for fiction is the creation of the human mind, and therefore is congenial to it".
Thus, we encounter Jesus the Zealot for Political Liberation: the embodiment of the revolutionary motif so congenial to Aslan's frame of mind.
"It's a question of interacting with people of like mind dealing with similar issues in a congenial environment".
The lax genre of personality journalism would not seem to be the most congenial medium for a man of David Salle's sharp, odd mind and cool, irritable temperament.
It was a congenial fusion.
The neighborhood was immediately congenial.
