| 41. | In the end, though, the competition may take second place to the geniality of the host city and its residents.
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| 42. | Such is ever the effect upon vulgar minds of geniality in superiors : they love to be stooped to from the heights.
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| 43. | Nevertheless, he notes that Eisenhower's stern expression was widely criticized as not typical of a man noted for geniality.
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| 44. | Still, there is some debate over whether Nicklin's geniality was entirely genuine or whether it concealed an iron fist.
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| 45. | Ray and his wife Carol were charmed by Sahadi's geniality and her genuine regard for all of God's creatures.
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| 46. | Indeed, his tight control and forced geniality before the grand jury probably account for the explosion that took place later that evening.
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| 47. | Toward the end of the team's stay, one of the policemen told Hill how much her geniality meant to him.
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| 48. | Such is Sharlow's homespun geniality that she could seamlessly fit into Thornton Wilder's " Our Town ."
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| 49. | "A ready smile, a quiet geniality, very reassuring, " said Chester Pach, an Ohio University historian.
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| 50. | We shall long remember the many scholarly qualities which he possessed and his geniality, kindliness and deep interest in the College ."
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