Sentence examples for sociable place from inspiring English sources

This unusually sociable place functioned less as a bar and more as town pub with a metaphysical bent.

"My sister lived there when she was at Sussex and she said it was the most sociable place to be".

This is a sociable place - people tend to get chatting in the cosy lounge, and it almost has the feel of a (very) upmarket hostel.

"I think the developer curated his buyers, as there are a lot of like-minded occupants," says Hilgendorf. "It's a sociable place to live".

Nonetheless, it was not an especially sociable place: the children were often too ill, and the parents too harassed and defensive.

Yet even the most unwelcoming sofa might become a pleasant, sociable place from which to experience a gallery exhibition, creating the mood of conviviality that was essential to West's approach.

There is also a Freddie Truemanish theme, as older sailors report that life aboard is not what it once was ("Ships used to be much more sociable places," the chief engineer regrets, "but now everyone takes DVDs to their cabins" – a metaphor for the world, perhaps).

It has a lot of messages about reducing the reliance of cities on the car, on high-density cities being more sociable places in which to live, as well as more sustainable environmentally, about the importance of a coherent form of city government.

Unlike the cafes that induce solitude, Palacinka, especially with its side-by-side seating at its one banquette, is essentially sociable, a place for a one on one.

The hospital canteen is a central part of our local coffee culture we do not have staff rooms at our institution and instead congregate in the sociable meeting places, typically over coffee.

Similarly, Hobbes, who is in the secular natural law tradition, says, "the writers of moral philosophy, though they acknowledge the same virtues and vices," complains that they do not see, "wherein consisted their goodness, nor that they come to be praised as the means of peaceable, sociable, comfortable living, place them in the mediocrity of the passions".