congenial

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• Last year’s upfront negotiations between TV networks and advertisers and their agencies were relatively congenial.

• Anderson runs the bar with “the same industrious, inventive and congenial spirit” as the founders of the town of Clements, the site says.

• It’s logical to expect the Taliban to push as far as they can from a position of strength and, if they succeed, to expect a geographical and societal milieu more congenial to terrorists whether the Taliban wishes it or not.

• I found that serving under American officers was usually a lot more congenial than under Brits.

• She herself represents a congenial mingling of English and Scottish blood.

• Initially, the congenial Enzi seemed to be blindsided by the Cheneys.

• America needs a strategy to adapt to the faltering strength of its most important and congenial allies.

• All the congenial things the three Democratic presidents said are true.

• This other by what seems a congenial activity, fascinating as a game of chess, acquires uncounted millions.

• The Marshal found himself in the congenial position of absolute ruler of the richest provinces of Spain.

• There he might yet live among men of his own race and degree, and of congenial beliefs and occupations.