Sentence examples for how congenial from inspiring English sources

It remains questionable how congenial iTunes opera downloads would be to the typical Met attendee, whom the house has identified as a 62-year-old college graduate earning about $120,000.

Houellebecq's insight is to suggest how surprisingly congenial the new religious dictates prove to be for many among the Parisian intellectuals: there are comfortable salaries subsidized by the Gulf States and multiple compliant young wives for the male professors.

It's extremely easy to forget how incredibly congenial it was at a time when people on the one hand were really tired of the extended stalemate, and on the other, wanted to avoid violence.

"It's extremely easy to forget how incredibly congenial [the Round Table] was at a time when people on the one hand were really tired of the extended stalemate, and on the other, wanted to avoid violence," she told me in an interview last September in her office in New York.

One of his contradictions is how such a congenial man can be so blithely capable of behavior that others consider unethical.

But how else could humans imagine a congenial ant colony?

I tried hard, I truly did, to root for Big Blue — how could one not, in so congenial a room?

One basketball coach described how the normally mild-mannered and congenial Tranghese stormed into a conference at the Big East meetings in Florida in May and declared, "This is war".

The longtime Yankee Gene Michael tells of how he once asked Jeter if his congenial personality would change when the inevitable big money came.

In learned and congenial prose (I understand now how a book called "The Ants" could win a Pulitzer Prize), Wilson casts his appeal as a letter to an imaginary Baptist minister from the South.

How, exactly, do we sniff out these biologically congenial people and make friends of them?