Sentence examples for however congenial from inspiring English sources

Communal meals are good fun, but the constant company of seven others, however congenial, can seem too much.

But however congenial life in Stuyvesant Town has been for those lucky enough to live there, the project's less savory legacy should not be forgotten.

The atmosphere is so compelling, in fact, that Myrna Loy is moved to fling her arms around her husband's neck and confess weakly, 'What I like about you, darling, is you have such charming friends.' " Cooke then quotes from his correspondent's letter: "However congenial or revolting the whole group seems to you personally, there is one astounding fact about that party.

A crucial figure in the history of philosophy, Descartes combined (however unconsciously or even unwillingly) the influences of the past into a synthesis that was striking in its originality and yet congenial to the scientific temper of the age.

He has elicited some congenial performances, however, that might have worked in a chamber concert production.

Immigrants like Mr. Chidiak have generally found Australia to be a congenial new homeland, however.

The fact that most of us find these principles congenial and sensible, however, does not deter governments from blithely ignoring them.

After 1872, however, he worked in a more congenial atmosphere at Geneva, under Barthélémy Menn.

However, though the apartment was very congenial, by the end of our two-week stay, we began to chafe at the lack of privacy outside our room.

Instead of going to the Fed, however, I will go about my congenial professional existence as a professor at M.I.T., where I have taught and researched since 1966, and I will take advantage of some of the many opportunities that come to a Nobel laureate.

However, temples are not necessarily designed to be congenial to their surroundings, because a manifestation of the sacred is an irruption, a break in phenomenal continuity.