Sentence examples for congenial with the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ando's architecture "seemed to me very congenial with the spirit of art".

The principle seems to make sense, and is congenial with the capitalist system, but possibilities for injustice remain; this was revealed by the Sylacauga Meteorite, the most famous American meteorite of the nineteen-fifties.

His own dissatisfaction with the laxity of contemporary Christians was congenial with the Montanist message of the imminent end of the world combined with a stringent and demanding moralism.

Charging children to use the playground, it says, delivers "best value for money for local taxpayers" – or for Tory voters finding the playground more congenial with the riff-raff barred.

We imputed the data in a way that was congenial with the analysis model.

He has gone even further, and affirmed, that the Protestant religion is far more congenial with the spirit of political freedom, than the Catholic.

I don't think it's news that as a leftwing party we find it perhaps more congenial with those on the left wing but that's not the issue.

With the exception of Mr. Paul, every senator became less congenial with members of the opposite party once the presidential campaign began.

For now, that may matter less than that Mr Aso is congenial, popular with the LDP's grassroots and the public.

(Do substitutes get a door?) Incidentally, not that the president is one, but how does it defame a person to call him a "socialist" (outside of nutty far-right circles) — a set of ideas many advanced Western democracies find congenial, what with the accessible health-care, affordable higher education and good public transportation?

Research teams should be congenial, with respect by all for the diverse skills that others bring to the table.