Sentence examples for congenial to both from inspiring English sources

He suspected that the Army's ideal scenario was to go on "pulling the strings in the background" while someone moderately congenial to both the Army and the protesters takes over as President.

The work shows Villa-Lobos to have been congenial to both extremes: the most memorable mileposts in the work are sweetly sculptured melodies for solo flute, violin, clarinet and soprano saxophone, all played beautifully by the orchestra's principals.

The contemporary civic republican program is thus congenial to both an expansion of children's rights, and the elimination of sex domination (Pettit 1997; Phillips 2000; Costa 2013).

Uganda's moderate climate is especially congenial to the production of both livestock and crops.

The two texts, in both style in content, invite lines of elaboration that are congenial to the religious impulse and those that are more philosophical.

Jones was especially congenial to Shaw.

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

Okutan is a place congenial to such reflections.

The Russians are very, very congenial to him".

Life under Chairman Mao was even less congenial to soul-searching.

The earlier Mozartian concerto, with its give and take, was arguably more congenial to women.