Sentence examples for this is congenial from inspiring English sources

The author pulls off the delicate operation of making no political statement whatsoever: this is congenial, undemanding genre fiction, in which even the good guys are bad, and the moral quandaries can't compete with the almost sexual thrill of very dangerous missions executed very well.

This is congenial to much work on free will and moral responsibility, which tends to take decisions to be of central import [Campbell 1957; van Inwagen 1989; Kane 1996; Pink 1996; Mele 2005].

Diggins can find much that is congenial here.

The atmosphere is congenial and relatively quiet, and conversation is easy.

Plain language in the service of feeling is congenial to my ear.

The food is simple and fresh, without being predictable, and the setting is congenial.

His manner is congenial, but his handshake has ice in it.

Mr Aso, more hawkish than Mr Fukuda, is congenial and fairly popular, having worked the party's grass-roots organisations.

The sporting clays course at The Homestead is congenial in every way.

"[That] in itself reflects that the atmosphere in Pakistan is congenial for any international team visit to the country".

Indeed, this condition would be congenial for the proliferation of L. monocytogenes if the raw salmon harbored the pathogen or acquired it from the processing environment [ 6].