"It was very congenial," Mr. Dueber said.
Our Department is very congenial, doors are always open and faculty, students and research associates/postdocs get together frequently.
"I know the lawyers in Oxford, Tupelo and Clarksdale, and most everybody is very congenial.
In the day leading up to his death, Justice Scalia was "very congenial, very convivial," Mr. Poindexter said, as the party roamed the property, and some hunted for quail.
The notion that Judaism is about diversity and pluralism reflects a multicultural, freethinking liberalism that is very congenial to the books' secular, English-speaking audience.
For another, he was a self‐proclaimed Bavarian primitive born in the 19th century, whose work could not be very congenial to the space age.
However, though the apartment was very congenial, by the end of our two-week stay, we began to chafe at the lack of privacy outside our room.
Some of what needs to be done is very congenial to Tory ears – low taxes to stimulate entrepreneurship, more competition and encouragement of small firms.
"Family life was very congenial, it was nice and warm and cozy, but we just didn't have any sort of cultural or intellectual nourishment at home," Shirley, who was the only member of the family to graduate from college, recalls.
"They go over and over (the exercises) and they are very congenial". The Carollos met in 1941 at a self-defense class in Oakland.
