Sentence examples for congenial places from inspiring English sources

Many color-field painters fled New York City and found congenial places to work in New England.

Conclusion: The U.S. could see a huge outflow of educated, productive, upper-middle-class families from the high-tax urban blue states to more congenial places.

"I believe that cities where you can walk or cycle rather than drive are more congenial places in which to live," he said.

Both practices were perceived by their staff as very good, congenial places to work, committed to high quality patient care.

It's a surprisingly congenial place.

But it's also a congenial place to work.

Is Santa Fe a congenial place to do the art they do?

Pete, still a student at DeWitt Clinton High School, found it a congenial place to spend time.

It's not a congenial place, this Cuskland, with its low mephitic cloud of complex melancholia.

With its nearby beaches, polyglot population and varied nightlife, the city is also a congenial place to live.

Niantic's Black Sheep is a congenial place for a bite and a pint, if you can appreciate the noise.