Sentence examples for extremely sociable from inspiring English sources

"He was extremely sociable," said Bill Dickey, 58.

He was an extremely sociable child, who loved theatre, lawn tennis, and handball.

Having hundreds of friends and a constant stream of conversation happening day and night looks extremely sociable.

"Despite the archetype of the sullen, solitary scribbler, I've found that writers are an extremely sociable bunch," Ms. Hulse said.

Wall labels in the exhibition describe Mr. Hockney as an extremely sociable man, and say that he often entertains his many visitors by making portraits of them.

Around 300 relaxed, extremely sociable sessions of low-cost, pay-and-play "no strings" badminton are now open each week across England, with free online membership, no need to pre-book and regular promotions when you play.

The manic person talks loudly, rapidly, and continuously and progresses rapidly from one topic to another; is extremely enthusiastic, optimistic, and confident; is highly sociable and gregarious; gesticulates and moves about almost continuously; is easily irritated and easily distracted; is prone to grandiose notions; and shows an inflated sense of self-esteem.

My father was a watch-maker and very strict but also sociable and extremely dapper.

Having an eating disorder is extremely isolating; as a normally sociable person it feels like torture.

Sociability independently differentiated resilient girls from non-resilient (resilient more sociable) and competent (resilient less sociable) girls.

I was pretty sociable.