Sentence examples for in congenial from inspiring English sources

Why do "bundlers" become Ambassadors in congenial countries?

Abroad you stayed in hotels, ate in restaurants and did some sightseeing in congenial company.

Instead of removing themselves from the common herd to commune with their exquisite selves, they revelled in congenial company.

Cancers, like mussels, proliferate in congenial habitats, and, like mussels, they can create microenvironments that help them resist predators.

Both, the Times said, "were best displayed when, in congenial company, the glasses were raised shoulder-high".

"She felt that putting important men together — and it was always men — in congenial surroundings with a glass of whiskey would help them get to know each other.

But it's exciting to hear the room that Mr. Lacy is playing in -- the shuffling of feet, the door creaking open as someone walks in, the congenial noise of people having fun.

They talked in this congenial way, in English, until finally Manyenga got up and began to thank the men elaborately, taking their hands in his.

If companies meet the core physical, emotional, and monetary needs of their employees, they will create happy employees who enjoy working in a congenial atmosphere where trust in management is a high priority.

Of his writing for the Evening Press, he wrote: "Usually I worked the column out in my head during the night – occasionally in some congenial pub – and got up about four in the morning and wrote it".

That is, workers are more likely to perform asymptotically in more congenial (i.e., higher class) jobs than in less congenial jobs, boosting the correlation between IQ and job performance.