Sentence examples for particularly congenial from inspiring English sources

Disabled people and parents pushing buggies found them particularly congenial.

Paumanok's Festival chardonnay ($16.99) is a particularly congenial, lingering wine with a pearlike aroma and flavor.

He never went to school, was not particularly congenial and had few lasting friendships.

There was a particularly congenial, we're-all-in-this-together spirit to the HD afternoons with these Wagner works.

The late 19th century and the first quarter of the 20th have proved particularly congenial to Ms. Fleming's gifts.

Mr. Mailer's next novel, "The Castle in the Forest," was about Hitler, but the narrator was a devil, a persona the author admitted he found particularly congenial.

Jones was especially congenial to Shaw.

Boydell's relationships with his artists, particularly his illustrators, was generally congenial.

I stumbled on this look because of a particularly attentive staffer, representative of the store's astonishingly congenial service.

In Bellow, particularly in "The Adventures of Augie March," Roth sensed something more congenial, more liberating, a narrator with an aggressive native voice, far more American than immigrant Jew.

The booklets introduction from the directors reads: "We sympathise particularly with those who have been removed suddenly from a sphere of work both congenial and handy in its situation to such a site as this at Dounreay".