Sentence examples for considered sociable from inspiring English sources

Moreover, an important aspect to be captured in analogy with human relationships, is that one person who only meets a single friend, the latter being very sociable, can itself be considered sociable.

Grizzly bears have not been considered particularly sociable in the past, but if others in Glacier Bay are seen combing themselves in this way that view might have to change.

Those considered upbeat and sociable or strong and courageous were more often admitted than those who were sad and withdrawn or anxious and discouraged, although fewer than 10% of respondents considered emotional state as important when they initially scored patient factors.

He is a sociable man, but he has never been fond of what is officially considered social life in Washington and usually avoids receptions.

What was previously considered unsociable is now "sociable".

This is probably odd coming from someone who doesn't consider herself very sociable but don't even bother asking for something for the first time from a stranger.

Surveys show that people with blue eyes are considered more intelligent, attractive and sociable.

Although sea otters can be playful and sociable, they are not considered to be truly social animals.

This variable was referred as DistIso: the higher its value, the more sociable the chick was considered to be, as the distance walked was evaluated as a reinstatement behavior because the chick was looking for its conspecifics [ 22].

It's a beautiful read, sure to make even the most sociable reader consider such a life (incidentally, the island – Klovharu – is real. Jansson lived there with her partner Tuulikki Pietilä for many years).

Being sociable and relaxed is a green light; talking or laughing loudly, being overly friendly or a bit sweary is considered yellow-light behaviour; falling over and spilling drinks comes into the red category.