find congenial

A dismal science no longer, mainstream economics now finds itself providing intellectual grist for a borrow-and-spend approach to governance that both Democratic and Republican politicians are likely to find congenial.

She hasn’t put out a list, but if she did, it is a certainty it would neither overlap with the Trump list nor include anyone conservatives might find congenial.

But more than that; in Samuel’s company he would find congenial fellowship, and from Samuel’s mature wisdom and devotion to God’s law learn much that would be useful in after life.

It is then that he should remember the wisdom of the unjust steward, so that when he is cast out of the House of Knowledge he may find congenial friends in the habitations of Ignorance.

I have long thought that your eminently practical turn of mind, my dear friend, would find congenial employment in superintending an 'establishment.'