congenial

It would make my job a great deal more congenial.

It was the most congenial place he had ever seen.

He went to find more congenial company in a group by the window.

Usually the more congenial the party the later the hour, and it was pretty late.

Here are some of the city's most congenial night spots.

Yet on most issues I find him congenial and wise.

But that very fact has placed something on the market which I'm sure you'll find most congenial.

He seemed to find their company more congenial than hers.

The big man was congenial and tried to help them relax.

Many come up to him after his show and he felt they have congenial conversations.

The truth is, we're not congenial and we'd found that much out, at least, before she left.

Next semester I will be able to make a more congenial beginning.

The fare was simple, the work hard, and the company always congenial.

But these are more congenial than other proposals that I have seen.

She was finding her new body shape more congenial as well.

"Everybody was always around him because he had a very congenial way of expressing himself."

They are very busy on all forms of congenial work.

They'd find it much more congenial if they simply let the owner have the final say.

He'd met a number of Sisters recently, and it was never congenial.

I am sure you will find the common room more congenial."

In any case, this congenial pub is about a lot more than food.

At a short distance, we passed the young man and the dog, in congenial company.

I then asked Richard whether he had thought of any more congenial pursuit.

After a day of travel and a congenial dinner, they fall sleep around the fire.

The military model isn't that congenial to most women, however.