The patio gardens were filled with seemingly relaxed and congenial men, sitting around tables, talking, laughing, drinking - living it up.
"He's such a congenial and thoughtful young man."
He was a congenial man and could be seen with his paintings at many science fiction conventions and related events.
Our driver, Emanuel, a congenial man with an excellent command of English, joined us at a table for six.
The physicist, an exceptionally congenial man with premature grey hair, smiled in some embarrassment.
Sorely had she craved the stimulus which only the companionship of congenial men can give.
Jack Hull, an intense and congenial man, went through the paces.
Even on his good days, the admiral wasn't a particularly congenial man- but at the moment, he looked positively grim.
The fairly prosperous Utopian belongs, in most cases, to one or two residential clubs of congenial men and women.
The therapist, a congenial man named Nabil, gave me heat treatments and applied some pulses of electricity.
