Voorbeelden van genial

• He was, in spite of himself, genial and good-humored, where he had never seemed so to me in class or in his papers.

• Genial rehearsal rooms may be pleasant to be in, but they rarely spark significant work in my experience.

• That the event, if genial, was also a transgressive incursion into a quasi-public space was clear from the women's nervousness.

• The word that best sums up these two teachers was 'genial'.

• He had seen all his old contacts in mines and power who were most genial.

• Most believed that their best defence was to cultivate productive and genial relations with their commissioners, aided wherever possible by friendship and family networks unconnected with work.

• Seacole's genial tone and her frequent willingness to cast herself as the object of humor, however, disguise deep anxieties.

• The disadvantages are that one gets a typology of groups and strategies without much in depth socio-historical analysis or transnational connectivities or any other conclusion than a genial-but very important-ecumenicism.

• Academic charisma flowed not from fame, but rather from one's genial originality, the recognition of which generated one's fame (and thus the cash flow and credit and so on).

• Our main contention on this mass of orders is that, behind the genial facade of the uprating, there lurks a series of pitfalls.

• He is a kindly, genial, good-tempered, humorous fellow: a kindly word, and you may do anything with him.

• The next day it is sunny, genial and warm.

• In a genial endeavour to make a few suggestions, various newspapers have been making a cut at everything from level crossings to porters.

• The fact that it was both assured and genial bodes well for the future.

• They had at any rate the consolations of genial companionship and of familiar surroundings.