Sentence examples for congenial on from inspiring English sources

AT Carteles, a Cuban sandwich shop on East Sixth Street, the scene was congenial on Saturday evening of last weekend.

Perhaps he enjoys people the way I like good movies, finding them more congenial on second viewing, when all surprise has been expended.

The report that Mrs. Clinton has taken to being more congenial on the campaign trail, actually going so far as to share a cup of coffee with folks, might suggest a want of spontaneity on the stump.

Ultimately, what makes Epstein such a congenial authority on the subject is that he relishes good gossip himself.

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.

QUESTION FROM CULLEN MCMAHON: Who is the most congenial person on the Court, the person with whom the average guy/gal would most enjoy having a drink?

In 1863 Whistler settled in London, where he found congenial themes on the River Thames, and the etchings that he did of such subjects garnered praise from the poet and critic Charles Baudelaire when they were exhibited in Paris.

In his play Anne Boleyn, Howard Brenton dramatises the way Henry's second queen alerted him to Tyndale's congenial opinions on the royal supremacy, and overtures were made for Tyndale's return to England.

At every step, they have cast a wary but congenial eye on the tea party.

Last night, I stumbled upon Mother Jones' Kevin Drum and Steve Benen of The Maddow Blog having something of a congenial colloquy on "The Weird Politics of Simpson-Bowles".

The bulls were waiting until 4 p.m. when a congenial man on the south dock would begin to throw fish guts and filleted carcasses imported from Nassau in the water and the sharks would school up and attack the chum in a frenzy that delighted and thrilled the audience of 30 or 40 tourists who came by to watch these daily feeding events.