Sentence examples for even congenial from inspiring English sources

But even congenial lawyers can wrench a deal by dragging things out.

The adviser, Nabil Shaath, said today that it had been "very cordial," even congenial.

Several runners, moreover, have been diverted on to this even, congenial surface from the mire at Chester.

But for those who do show up on Monday, the experience of Cleveland may be familiar, even congenial.

Even congenial grandpa Henry shows uncharacteristic scorn at Erin during the weekly family dinner, as if murder is more significant when it's a policeman than a lowly average citizen.

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

The Catalan upper classes were relieved, for they had found the French even less congenial masters than the Castilians.

The French and Germans counter British suggestions that the EU should tut-tut a bit louder with the argument that any successor to Mr Putin may be even less congenial.

He was born in Toronto, an easy birth made even more congenial when his mother, Hadley, his father's first wife, was given laughing gas ("Hadley says the whole childbirth business has been greatly over-rated," Hemingway wrote to Gertrude Stein, who became Jack's godmother).

Moreover, what we offer -- or insist upon -- is essentially a new conformity, which is even less congenial to what is now a highly volatile and diverse cultural environment.

But even as the congenial words flow from Anderson, Sprewell wonders if the new Knick will eventually get frustrated with his role.