Sentence examples for highly congenial from inspiring English sources
Johnson found Pope's poetry highly congenial.
Second, while neoconservatism is highly congenial to corporate interests, it is distinctly less so than other forms of conservatism.
And of course it's highly congenial to the press, whose operating model is too dependent on manufacturing fake equivalency between the two parties.
Toward the memoir's end, there are a few hopeful developments: the hero acquires spectacles for his deteriorating eyesight; he discovers the highly congenial novels of Samuel Beckett; he generates, in recreational computer time, out of words from Pablo Neruda, some "pseudo-poems" that are published in a Cape Town magazine and make a small local sensation.
In this way, her work is highly congenial to transgender theory and politics.
This may seem surprising given the points just mentioned; one might have expected that Arcesilaus' skepticism would have struck Timon as highly congenial.
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.
It is also a fine sports movie in the mould of a traditional comeback story, boosted by a highly memorable relationship between coach and star player – a dynamic that is usually much more congenial.
It was a congenial fusion.
The neighborhood was immediately congenial.
