Sentence examples for quite sociable from inspiring English sources

Though he may have been quiet, Dzhokhar was hardly a loner — he was quite sociable.

Some described him as a loner but others called him quite sociable.

I think that the job I do makes me quite sociable.

Glaswegians tend to be quite sociable, and people have heard some of the stories of people who've come to the country.

In the library I can get an awful lot done in a couple of hours, but it can become quite sociable, which you have to watch out for.

But that could be about to change after new research has found that sharks possess distinct "social personalities" and that most, though by no means all, are actually quite sociable.

America has its own version of this compromise: Thoreau was "quite a sociable hermit".

I love directing because I'm actually quite a sociable person.

I am quite a sociable person but afraid of confrontation and conflict.

While cooking can be quite a sociable thing, going out and eating with friends is what young people like to do".

These days, the Army is getting social — if not quite that sociable — as potential recruits increasingly spend time with social media like Facebook, Flickr, Twitter and YouTube.