| We need a few theatre houses with a congenial atmosphere in tune with the local architecture of the land. |
| The staff have always been congenial, the atmosphere bemusedly chaotic, the pizza a dripping success. |
| So if you're hungry, hard luck, although certainly pay a visit if you value a decent pint and good company in congenial surroundings. |
| By contrast, the claim that the distinction is purely semantic is congenial to a monist position, whether nomological or anomalous. |
| The herons and buzzards have left for places more congenial to watching and listening for desperate scrambling through snow. |
| By two o'clock we wrenched ourselves away from a terribly gossipy and congenial lunch, and went back to the salt mines. |
