Sentence examples for sociable men from inspiring English sources
The obstacle, as he defined it, existed in the souls of sociable men or wannabe bourgeois: it was the insatiable craving to secure recognition for one's person from others, which leads "each individual to make more of himself than of any other".
A sociable man, gifted with considerable natural attraction, he rejected all fanaticism.
Peter was an outgoing, sociable man, immensely curious and always interested in what others were doing.
Although a sociable man, generous to colleagues who sought his advice, he avoided being part of the "hack pack".
In short the sociable man is lost in the money-seeking gold-hunting selfish acquisitive miser and conniving millionaire".
Morrison's only child, Mary, married Tony Mandelson, advertising director of The Jewish Chronicle, a sociable man known in left-wing circles around Hampstead by the nickname Mandy.
He was a sociable man, and was often seen around London, with his pet pug at his side, drinking and dining into the small hours.
Mr. Gottlieb, a talkative, sociable man who won a Bachelor of the Year award given out by a popular line of men's toiletries in 1968, never married.
He is a sociable man, but he has never been fond of what is officially considered social life in Washington and usually avoids receptions.
Mr. Aminov's family was still reeling from his death, and friends described him as a very religious and sociable man.
Wall labels in the exhibition describe Mr. Hockney as an extremely sociable man, and say that he often entertains his many visitors by making portraits of them.
