Sentence examples for socially able from inspiring English sources

52 57 Furthermore, children with leadership skills and a good understanding of social situations may be covertly aggressive, but seen by teachers as mature and socially able.

In the original incarnation of Skins, Effy was a high-achieving, hard-living, nearly mute enigma so socially able she could lie, screw and manipulate her friends away from crisis, even when that meant absorbing the emotional fallout herself.

They are: 1) the ugly duckling who becomes acceptable to society; 2) the naive duckling who knows nothing about her world; and 3) the antisocial duckling, who is not socially able".

Research suggests that oxytocin benefits the emotion recognition of less socially able individuals.

But fiction in particular can make you more socially able and empathetic.

Another, more common, problem is the more average jobs are filled with people who are less socially able than I am (which is a feat, because "Aspie").

"The thing about these St. Ann's kids is they're socially very able," he told me.

It's about learning to participate socially; being able to see other people's perspectives; dealing with value clashes.

You must be smart, socially adept, and able-bodied to win.

"Getting along socially and being able to build relationships is a type of social bandwidth that is hard to come by".

These so-called autism spectrum disorders run the gamut from severe cases in which the children don't talk and have limited intelligence to relatively mild cases in which children are socially awkward but able to function at a reasonably high level.