But she was struck with this new proof of Hugo's essential congeniality with her.
Friendship, deep, spiritual congeniality, was the real basis for marriage, not the enchantment of the heart and senses.
He found here the brightness, congeniality, sympathy and loving trust which every human being longs for.
In many respects—even in the gifts of a poetic mind—there had been a congeniality between him and David.
Someone has said that the true test of congeniality is not a matter of tastes, but of humour.
This pressure could undermine congeniality and inhibit feelings of safety and security, which would not be conducive to collective risk-taking.
But the congeniality eventually proved onesided.
Hence, each would only endorse a system on the grounds that judgments of worthiness and congeniality would not be admissible.
