Sentence examples for articulate sociable from inspiring English sources

When I visited, I meet Beth, who nowadays is articulate, sociable and academically high-achieving.

If Jay Gatsby, as Fitzgerald said, sprang from a Platonic conception of himself, Rohmer's characters spring from a Platonic conception of the French as fully articulate and sociable creatures, crooning an ideal language of erotic choice.

But besides having musical skills, they are very sociable and articulate.

When Adams is in sociable dialogue with a partner — his equally passionate, articulate, but long-suffering wife, Abigail; his overtutored son, John Quincy; his daughter Nabby; and, especially, his friend and enemy Thomas Jefferson — McCullough is an acute eavesdropper on the conversation.

More articulate.

"Being sociable is important.

It's very sociable.

None too sociable, though.

She is sociable".

S is for sociable.

Not particularly sociable.