So polarization of the type commonly found in our field - and others - gives people heart and simplifies matters in ways congenial to their thought.
These care-workers had constructed an occupation for themselves that they found congenial.
The obligation to improve one's self extends to a responsibility to be productive and congenial.
As often as not the public house was a convenient and congenial centre for these activities with the inevitable association of drunkenness.
In this matter, efforts for the reform of a state that is not only more efficacious but also more congenial with democracy are badly needed.
He also comes across as especially congenial in his personal dealings with wary chiefs and warriors.
Shadowtime might never become a congenial pageant, but it deserves better than the current misadventure.
But the discourse of political economy was particularly congenial to the spirit of the great evangelical societies.
