Sentence examples for proved congenial from inspiring English sources

Mercifully they picked as foreign minister one who proved congenial to Laurence.

Brixton and Soho had proved congenial to him where Oxford had not, and he began his work on popular culture.

But something about the present world has proved congenial to this artist's startling revitalization of abstract painting.

Hollywood also proved congenial for Mr. Balanchine's collaborations with Stravinsky, with whom he worked on some 40 pieces over the years.

The "government" label of the Cornell department proved congenial to Anderson's historical-cultural approach, and he did not disguise his contempt for what he saw as the scientific delusions of American political science.

Yet the role proved surprisingly congenial.

Hamburg has proved a congenial city for composers.

And as the firm expanded, Atlanta proved a congenial base because it is a transport hub.

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

Though she hated top-down planning and approved of markets, as any city-lover should, pink-tinted Canada proved more congenial both to writing and to campaigning.

But the peace that set in after the Israeli troops withdrew into Israel in late May has not proved so congenial, either.