Sentence examples for outgoing or from inspiring English sources
Does social networking make us more outgoing, or more narcissistic?
I was a typical boy growing up, even though I wasn't particularly outgoing or chatty.
Was it better for all teammates to be outgoing or for all of them to be shy?
I was terrified of getting shot again, but I couldn't tell if all the firing around me was outgoing or if we were still getting shot at.
However, this could still mean that well over 200,000 people experience such delays on their outgoing or return flights, assuming that three quarters of holidaymakers travel by plane.
Your Sim can be sloppy or neat, shy or outgoing, lazy or active, serious or playful, grouchy or nice, and everything in-between.
A chair who has been involved in succession before, as an incoming or outgoing CEO or as a board member, may add legitimacy to the board's process.
A 2010 study of more than 4,500 people found that dog lovers tend to be more extroverted (or outgoing), and conscientious (or rule-following).
That means accepting children the way they are born — gay or straight, athletic or cerebral, gentle or tough, highly intelligent or less so, scrawny or chubby, shy or outgoing, good eaters or picky ones.
"I had no mortgage or outgoings or financial dependencies, so I could just experiment and create things without worrying if it'd make money.
