Sentence examples for someone very sociable from inspiring English sources
"My daughter is more introverted then someone very sociable like François-Marie Banier," she said.
"He is a very friendly person, a very sociable person.
This is probably odd coming from someone who doesn't consider herself very sociable but don't even bother asking for something for the first time from a stranger.
"I'm a very sociable person," he says at the end of his first year spent in a building housing some 580 other students.
A very sociable person, Osborne enjoyed a life of wine, women and song, and, unsurprisingly, his marriage broke up in the late '60s.
He was always a very sociable person and was involved in sports.
"Though I must say he was a very friendly, very sociable, very humorous person".
Making a television appeal for her friend's return, Suzy Cooper said: "Claudia's a very sociable and popular person.
Moreover, an important aspect to be captured in analogy with human relationships, is that one person who only meets a single friend, the latter being very sociable, can itself be considered sociable.
He's very sociable, polite and chivalrous too: he apologises to Sarah the photographer when he calls someone – not her – "a right cow".
