Sentence examples for congenial small from inspiring English sources

The count introduced himself, with a touch of irony, as an "international man of culture" and made congenial small talk.

This is no confederation of congenial, small town business groups that pass out maps of Main Street and souvenir key rings.

Marek had been a star everywhere he played, but he was likely too slight for the N.H.L. and had preferred to play in Europe, where the ice is larger and more congenial to small, fleet players.

The landing at Easter Island was difficult as there are only two small congenial beach areas on the entire island.

Fueled by flasks of whiskey, they wind up in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where they stay past closing time in a quest for drinking companions: "We would like a small, congenial group," Hawk says.

He even managed a small but congenial smile.

"She was very thin, dark-haired, small and congenial, eager to play with anyone around".

Phil was quite congenial and we exchanged small talk.

Washington disliked the "bickering" within the DAR, and to ensure a more "congenial" society that "remained small and cordial", she required that the new organization members also be direct descendants of "a colonist who arrived in America between May 13 , 1607and May 13 , 1687 as well as qualify for the DAR.

As we ate a simple but well-cooked dinner at our table for two, we questioned the waitress and learned that Villa Teresa belonged to a family of substance from Syracuse who had converted the structure, printed a brochure and then put it in the hands of hearty but not particularly congenial locals, who had a small farm "down the road".

Kiley is 48-years-old and ran the much smaller and more congenial transit system in Boston, from 1975-1979, where he's lived for the last eleven years.