Mr. al-Gashey hovers over the documentary, a haunting yet oddly congenial presence.
And, more importantly, the wall of curtly congenial yet ultimately deflective PR people is nowhere to be found.
And yet he was congenial and gentle in his persuasion, always trying to bring people together; always trying to find common ground.
And yet, he was congenial and gentle in his persuasion, always trying to bring people together, always trying to find common ground". By speaking at the university, Reese said, Obama was acknowledging that Catholics form "an essential part of this country -- and voters". "He has to reach out to them in a convincing way that shows he's sensitive to the same issues they're concerned about," he said.
And yet death proves oddly congenial to this grumpy beast, who spends his time in the afterlife haunting the soldier who caused his death while pondering the mysteries his ongoing consciousness presents.
Yet the role proved surprisingly congenial.
It is a social game, mostly, played at a more congenial pace than poker, yet nobody plays bourre to lose.
Yet, unlike the more urbane and congenial Fielding, Richardson has a knack for psychological realism and an ability to craft characters whose clamorous inner lives continue, almost three centuries later, to feel real to us.
These colleges have been earnestly trying to open themselves to more kinds of students — from low income or black, Hispanic and Native American backgrounds, from foreign countries or remote states — yet have been trying to stay the same congenial size.
The growth of Google+ has been constrained by the fact that most average users of Google have yet to find Google+ to be a congenial experience.
