Sentence examples for less sociable from inspiring English sources

'The older ones tend to be less sociable.

In real life, few emotions are less sociable than romantic passion.

A big complaint in Willingboro is that neighbours are less sociable than they used to be.

Cats are generally less sociable than dogs, who more readily accept a new pack member.

The dozen or so GamePad Party games are less sociable affairs for pairs, one either end of the controller, stick in hand to play competitively or cooperatively.

Halls in Europe tend to be less sociable than in England and local students typically go home to their families at the weekend.

They're also thinner, calmer, more sociable, less likely to be addicted and better savers of money.

Research also shows that when young people look at plain cigarette packs, they believe the product is used by people who are less stylish and sociable, and not as attractive to mimic.

Two of the strongest titles, "Moominpappa at Sea" and "Moominvalley in November," are suffused with melancholy, and, in all the books (the set is available from F.S.G ., the Moomins' friends are a ragtag group, often less than perfectly sociable.

The qualitative data revealed that the art-based relapse prevention group was particularly effective for the male participants, who were less verbal and sociable or had a strong sense of inadequacy and guilt about their delinquent behavior.

In order to prevent a child's internalizing behavioral problems, teachers or adults should help a less active or sociable child to express his or her opinions more comfortably by giving more opportunities to the child.