Sentence examples for outgoing popular from inspiring English sources

Kroll was outgoing, popular; he was elected vice-president of the fraternity council.

"He was a big kid and has been described by those who knew him as bubbly, outgoing, popular and gregarious.

But at 78 (Mr. Roth turns 79 in July) and facing a stiff re-election fight from Delaware's popular outgoing Democratic governor, Thomas R. Carper, Mr. Roth has become perhaps the Republicans' most vulnerable Senate candidate in campaign 2000.

Once outgoing and popular, Fernando became painfully shy.

In Egypt I was outgoing and popular but, that first morning, I was very scared.

An outgoing and popular student, Berenika threw herself into various extracurricular activities.

In fact he is talkative, outgoing, sociable, popular with his colleagues and a good mimic, as well as a consistently good singles player.

An outgoing and popular personality, he was by the time you saw him in a recruiting post dealing with young people and involved in other duties at his regimental HQ at the Tower of London.

Mr. Clarke, an outgoing and popular figure in British politics with a famously rumpled look, put himself forward as the best candidate to attract disaffected Tory voters in the next election.

The teenager, described as funny, outgoing and popular, had gone to Whitstable for the day with her boyfriend and friends having recently finished her GCSEs.

Polis starts as a slight favorite over Stapleton ― the outgoing Hickenlooper is popular, and Colorado has been trending Democratic in recent years.