Sentence examples for socially attractive from inspiring English sources
Such manipulation would look more socially attractive if the mere fact of being taller made a person smarter, as some research has suggested since the 1890s.
True equality would be achieved by helping the source countries to become more economically and socially attractive so their populations no longer need to leave.
Results show that assistant robots are perceived as more socially attractive and intelligent when their demeanor is playful rather than serious.
However, consistent with the literature on stigmatization of smokers, smoking participants perceived the female target as most socially attractive and nonsmokers perceived her to be the least attractive.
Confronting her would mean publicly acknowledging that I searched my name on Twitter, which is about as socially attractive as setting up a Google alert for your name (which I also did).
Then they looked at whether the reviewers saw these people as more or less socially attractive (i.e., whether they wanted to spend time with them) and trustworthy, and whether that influenced their desire to date them.
They took place in a specific world: that of upper-middle class, socially ambitious, attractive men and women, at home, at cocktail parties, and in restaurants.
Even slight signs of impairment, registered at a subliminal level, may affect others' judgments and determine whether the person will be viewed as socially "normal" and attractive as a companion or considered "strange" and result in social exclusion or peer victimization.
The second Matthew Kenney is the attractive, socially fluent chef who spends as much time working the dining room as he does working the stove.
Steichen, who had suffered a stroke, was disconsolate after the death of his second wife, Dana, and the attractive, socially adroit Joanna Taub, as she was known then, caught his attention.
The new objectives for agriculture in Castile-La Mancha, must create or maintain a way of life that is socially and economically attractive to young farmers, without the acceptance of environmentally damaging practices.
