Sentence examples for most congenial from inspiring English sources
Wodehouse one of the most congenial.
The fragment was, ultimately, the form most congenial to him.
This music is Tchaikovsky at his most congenial, and the players brought out its delectable sweetness.
To outsiders, Iraqis can often seem among the Middle East's most congenial people.
He found this one of the most congenial periods of his career.
He is at his most congenial and relaxed when talking about nothing.
Los Angeles soon became the golden pool that the rapidly aging Narcissus found most congenial.
Adding to the pleasure of being here is the impeccable, unobtrusive service by a large staff trained by Glenn Vogt, one of the most professional, congenial front-of-the-house managers in the business.
Well, although long considered America's most charismatic and congenial politician, Nixon was, dare I say it, no Sarah Palin.
Until 2016, they lived within the walls of their own smugness, certain that their fractious primary electorate — evangelicals, business interests, gun rights absolutists, socially threatened whites, and indignant Tea Party adherents — would ultimately unite behind the most "electable conservative" congenial to its donor classes.
Are solar panels always the most efficient and environmentally congenial energy source in an urban environment?
