Sentence examples for congenial mood from inspiring English sources

Kagame seemed in an open, expansive and congenial mood.

Such was the congenial mood on Tuesday night, as moguls converged at the lodge's bar, Duchin, to toast the 29th annual Allen & Company conference in Sun Valley, Idaho.

The preface by Tsurayuki, the oldest work of sustained prose in kana, enumerated the circumstances that move men to write poetry; he believed that melancholy, whether aroused by a change in the seasons or by a glimpse of white hairs reflected in a mirror, provided a more congenial mood for writing poetry than the harsher emotions treated in the earlier, pre-kana anthology Man'yōshū.

The mood was congenial, in a weary kind of way.

SUN WORSHIPERS The mood was congenial as moguls converged on the 29th annual Allen & Company conference in Sun Valley, Idaho.

His guests were Europe's grandest publishers — one British editor calls them the Nobel Squad — and the mood was congenial and easy but ceremonial.

Garland is in astonishing mettle here; the space and the mood are more congenial than was the formal cavern where I saw him.

When we get there the mood is not congenial.

Apparently, bankers attending Davos may find the mood to be more congenial than in years past.

Bankers attending Davos may find the mood to be more congenial than in years past.

The mood in the room seemed congenial, not tense, but she couldn't be sure.