Sentence examples for less congenial from inspiring English sources
It will be like "Godzilla vs. Mothra," only less congenial!
Television is thus a more or less congenial industry.
Gail Busch found her father's temperament less congenial.
Life under Chairman Mao was even less congenial to soul-searching.
No faction could have been less congenial to Lichtenstein's shy, punctilious temperament.
The Prokofiev and Beethoven, on the other hand, were less congenial.
Those who find Last's politics less than congenial are likely to be less than convinced by his arguments.
Is it any surprise that they might have found tales about quarreling brothers or male-sibling rivals less than congenial?
Closer, but less predictably congenial, is the Northern Whig, named for the newspaper once published in the building, and displaying a rather more ironic take on socialism in the shape of cast-off statues from Soviet-era Prague.
Should they prove less than congenial -- and in the event only one does, when politics raises its ugly head -- I know that I'll never have to see them again.
Despite her less than congenial meeting with him, Addams cited Tolstoy as a positive moral example throughout her life.
