Sentence examples for some conviviality from inspiring English sources

In many a town and neighborhood, the church still functions as a meeting place, and, in its charitable programs, a place of good works, carried out with some conviviality.

Eggnog is one of the best for serving up some festive conviviality.

My suggestion is that the Camerons justify the extraordinary costs by throwing riotous barbecues, and inviting ordinary folk like myself around for some al fresco conviviality.

A well-known name with a real chance, he is vying with Mr Švejnar for second place at the moment, despite a reputation for excessive conviviality and unguarded statements that repel some younger voters.

The guide is criminally silent about Tokyo's ubiquitous izakaya, for which "pub" serves as an inadequate translation but where some of Tokyo's finest food and certainly greatest conviviality can be found.

We sank into chatty conviviality, comparing ages in sign language and coming up with some unlikely numbers.

The planners behind the cafes have multiple objectives: to provide food and conviviality at democratic prices, to serve as commercial linchpins to renew some of the city's most run-down districts and, not incidentally, to remind satisfied patrons of the government's populist program in an election year.

What explains this unstinting conviviality?

Change and conviviality are in.

The effect is conviviality without chaos.

It adds to the atmosphere of conviviality.