Sentence examples for congenial relations from inspiring English sources
But a longstanding tone of congenial relations between Wisconsin Democrats and Republicans vanished after the Republicans took over eight years ago.
The sudden outbreak in tension reflects long-simmering anger among the region's more conservative leaders at Qatar's support for Islamists, such as Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood, as well as its relatively congenial relations with Iran, Saudi Arabia's archenemy.
At the White House, aides said that late last year a two-tiered strategy took hold, in which the President will seek to maintain congenial relations with Xi while lower-ranking officials introduce hard-line measures.
[C14.] Internet Strains Music Relationship The advent of electronic commerce and the prospect that consumers will buy music by downloading it directly from the Internet has strained the traditionally congenial relations between record labels and record stores.
The advent of e-commerce and the prospect that consumers will buy music by downloading it directly from the Internet has strained the traditionally congenial relations between record labels and record stores and set off a power struggle between them.
Despite a temporary return to congenial relations during the completion of the White Album, production of the Beatles' fourth feature film, Let It Be, and its accompanying LP, strained an already tenuous cohesion within the band.
The object of home-beat is to promote congenial police-community relations.
A congenial time in which diplomacy, international relations and politics will be given a front seat again.
And she gets a chance to talk properly to Mr Medvedev in more congenial surroundings.But if the price of good relations with Russia is snubbing Georgia, many Lithuanians will balk.
Traditionally, relations between both fishing communities have been congenial.
Probably, when Merkel wins her fourth term in office (as she will) and Trump grows up (hmmm, okay, maybe not), relations between the US and Germany will get back to congenial normality.
