Sentence examples for congenial sort from inspiring English sources

No problem," says the landlord, who seems like a much more congenial sort than the Whitney.

For a showcase of supposedly daunting experimentalism, the eight-hour performance couldn't have been more congenial -- sort of a cross between a great introductory seminar and a policy summit, with the audience getting lessons and the artists mingling agendas.

Fiction wasn't a congenial form.

"I am a sort of congenial authority".

Perhaps it was fitting that Plato's Retreat was created by a congenial cave man of sorts, a Bronx native named Larry Levenson.

Artists of every sort found temple ateliers congenial to their talents in this time of relative meritocracy.

He is also, for the moment, as the sitting President, able to make that sort of case, in congenial tones, with his dignity intact.

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

The fragment was, ultimately, the form most congenial to him.

Institutional and academic uses of art assure the continued dominance of installations, videos, and other mediums that advertise redeeming social importance of some sort or, at least, provide crowd-congenial entertainment.

At the very least, it's a person with a political bee in his bonnet, a bee of the sort that might find the Republican Party a congenial hive.