Sentence examples for feeling sociable from inspiring English sources
My beloved dog had died that day, and I was not feeling sociable.
In the evenings enjoy homemade meals from the farmshop or, if you're feeling sociable, join fellow holidaymakers around the communal dining table.
Sure, all of these condo-dependent mansions have their own private front doors, but owners can also come home via the main lobby, under the watchful eye of the doorman/concierge, if they're feeling sociable.
If you're feeling sociable, share the questions and answers with a friend.
If you are feeling more sociable, you can join other guests for dinner at Le Gaïac, the resort's superb French restaurant named for the rare tree that grows in the area.
Or, if you're feeling more sociable, taking to the Malecon, dancing on the wall as the sea crashes behind you while salsa seeps out of an old stereo.
(IP6) Children and young people identified feeling happy, sociable and relaxed as positive indicators of their emotional well-being.
Those who commented that psychostimulants changed their subjective experience of themselves reported feeling less sociable or outgoing when on the medication.
Over the next night and day, as we rolled along at about 65 miles per hour, we noticed that, like us, other passengers tended to leave their doors open during the day, giving our car an open and sociable feeling.
Getting drunk was about sharing happy feelings with others and being sociable," said Professor van Wersch, who admits to being taken aback by British drinking habits when she first moved to England from Holland 17 years ago.
