Sentence examples for gregarious character from inspiring English sources

Mauro della Valle, a warm and gregarious character, keeps his cool, but Lecce is getting angry.

In 2009 Miche, a gregarious character with a career organising golf tournaments, was diagnosed with motor neurone disease.

Holloway is still a gregarious character but he has put away the joke book and reminded everyone, including himself, that there is a decent football manager underneath it all.

His father was a gregarious character, a joiner, and he was a figure in local Republican circles just as he was in the Kiwanis Club, a committeeman and a ubiquitous volunteer who got to drive the big shots around town when they came for fund-raisers.

He's also a grade-A kibitzer, a gregarious character, whose chatty and self-effacing wit bespeaks his Queens upbringing and Eastern European-Jewish heritage.

A gregarious, mustachioed character, he expresses himself pungently, punctuating his words with hoarse laughter.

Your first impression — that you're talking to an animated and gregarious East Texas character — can lead you to underestimate his intelligence and ability.

One of the men credited with setting the tone is construction boss Lino Zambito, a gregarious no-bullshit character who explained how his company had given money to political parties in exchange for public contracts.

Leonoudakis' subject is a gregarious, witty, colorful character with a remarkable memory for details and a lifetime of fascinating stories about his personal journey from a Depression-era boyhood to his encounters with Hall of Fame athletes, politicians, movie stars, writers, and everyday Americans.

A dashing Yul Brynner type, though much more gregarious than a typical Brynner character, Mr. Noriega can explain the basics of diving technique in Chinese, English, Spanish and the Russian he learned as a pilot-in-training in the former Soviet Union.

Mr. Sabarsky's gregarious, opinionated and occasionally cantankerous character looms large in this show.