Sentence examples for are less sociable from inspiring English sources

In real life, few emotions are less sociable than romantic passion.

A big complaint in Willingboro is that neighbours are less sociable than they used to be.

The dozen or so GamePad Party games are less sociable affairs for pairs, one either end of the controller, stick in hand to play competitively or cooperatively.

In the professor's experience, the students he teaches are less sociable than generations before them but then, they grew up in changing times.

Although introverted people too may be very active and energetic, they are less sociable.

'The older ones tend to be less sociable.

Halls in Europe tend to be less sociable than in England and local students typically go home to their families at the weekend.

Previous tests of the kids at 12, 18 and 48 months old have shown that those with higher foetal testosterone were less sociable.

The offspring were less sociable than control mice (using metrics often used to assess an aspect of autism in humans), and various effects were also evident for the next three generations of mice.

It might be less sociable than preparing a shared meal, but cooking for yourself does have one significant advantage: there is no need to cater to the tastes of others.

The gerenuk is less sociable than most other gazelles, a behaviour consistent with its semiclosed habitat preference and low population density overall average of 0.05 per square km (0.13 per square mile) but 0.5 per square km (1.3 per square mile) where common, as in the drier bush country of northern Kenya and Somalia.