Sentence examples for too congenial from inspiring English sources

For a satirist he's too congenial, too clubbable.

Graphic novels induce an enveloping kind of emotional identification that makes them only too congenial to adolescent narcissism, in the writing no less than in the reading.

In this all too congenial context, such veteran eccentric contrarians as Hanne Darboven, Louise Bourgeois, and Leon Golub come off as tame and fussy.

This is also a great day for Pete Carroll, the third-year coach who critics said was too congenial and nice to be an N.F.L. coach.

Despite its dull color, a sort of evaporated-milk ochre, this great monolith stands out boldly from the flat, anonymous apartment houses in the neighborhood, the positiveness of the form offsetting the all too congenial mediocrity of tone.

Then again, it's perhaps too congenial for comfort; he writes of geology with the ardor of an aficionado, not from his more customary perspective -- of ignorant but curious outsider to any given subject, standing as proxy for the ignorant but curious reader.

He's also congenial as fuck.

Hours and conditions too are usually more congenial and maternity arrangements more generous.

Aired first on 4Extra, this new series, though congenial, is too slack and studenty for Radio 4.

Communal meals are good fun, but the constant company of seven others, however congenial, can seem too much.

And with the government in Islamabad enjoying an overall majority in parliament, the MQM has lost much of its leverage.London, too, had become a less congenial place for Mr Hussain.