Sentence examples for really congenial from inspiring English sources
That had been a really congenial place for her.
Yes, in the 1960s I had experience of various drugs as everybody did, but I didn't really find anything that was congenial.
The hunt is actually quite homey and congenial.
"The thing I really like is that he seems to attract a congenial group," said Victor Lloyd, a New Yorker who has been going around with DeCandido for four years.
But if you believe that people who are engaged in commercial market activities are generating lots of inequality, it would be congenial for you to believe that this activity is really dangerous and ought to be restricted.
It's extremely easy to forget how incredibly congenial it was at a time when people on the one hand were really tired of the extended stalemate, and on the other, wanted to avoid violence.
The community block party on Sunday morning was congenial, lively and had the feel-good spirit of people who knew that it didn't really matter who won.
"It's extremely easy to forget how incredibly congenial [the Round Table] was at a time when people on the one hand were really tired of the extended stalemate, and on the other, wanted to avoid violence," she told me in an interview last September in her office in New York.
Service: Professional and congenial.
Congenial, chatty, quite staid.
