"Conviviality by" is a correct and usable phrase in written English, typically used to describe a feeling or atmosphere created by a group of people who are friendly, lively, and enjoying each other's company.
Example: "The conviviality by my friends at the party made me feel so happy and included."
Shares in Conviviality plunged by almost 60percentnt in little over an hour in London to close at 123p after an unexpected late trading update yesterday afternoon.
The former takes place in a dingy lodging house room whose petrified inhabitant is invited by a visitor to "come home," the latter in a swank restaurant where the diners' crude conviviality is interrupted by an intrusive waiter.
Her focus on the importance of local-level conviviality is shared by other commentators (eg., Bauböck & Engbersen), and is a central trope in the recent European literature on city-level interculturalism (eg., Zapata-Barrero, 2011; Oosterlynck, Loopmans, Schuermans, Vandenabeele, & Zemni, 2016).
He once gave me a ride to my mother's house, his outsized frame and conviviality hardly contained by the tiny VW Bug he then drove.
All of that conviviality has been introduced by Lasseter, a jovial and rotund self-confessed Peter Pan who is, just at this moment, on a diet.
It was our neighbors, however, who provided the conviviality and spirit, reinforced by organic wine and homemade beer.
At these meetings, the conviviality of dinner was replaced by critical evaluation.
One can see in the links which Kit Green provided in post 8, not only the many commenters who view the new format as representing a loss rather than a gain, but also those commenters who are trying to preserve the conviviality of the old format by making several consecutive posts in the new blogs, in what previously would have been a single post's comment.
Known for his elegant, Old World manners and soft-spoken conviviality, he was respected and admired by the dancers and artists he worked with.
