| If so, if there is congeniality between us, then liking should be reciprocal. |
| Whatever be our inward frame, we are apt to perceive a wonderful congeniality in the world without us. |
| From that point, the committee displayed the congeniality of a 1970s encounter group. |
| We know he has moments of hot-headedness, and he hardly treats Oswald nicely, but he manages to preserve his congeniality. |
| Certainly he can have no congeniality of feeling with the sprightly Bobolink. |
| I claim that congeniality with you which I have found not among my own coevals. |
