Sentence examples for thought outgoing from inspiring English sources

With the exception of a ridiculous schoolboy row over whether DUP leader Peter Robinson thought outgoing Sinn Féin education minister Caitriona Ruane was "great" ("a lie from hell", according to a pink-faced Robinson), there have been few raised voices, and the parties have been largely campaigning on everyday policy issues, rather than the constitutional question.

I was always a very outgoing personality, and I think outgoing people have natural leadership capabilities.

Angell is shy but fakes it so much folks think he is outgoing.

As I wrote in "Bloomberg's Last Dump," I think the outgoing (finally) mayor put the dump there to punish whoever had the temerity to replace him.

Sirisena is thought to prefer outgoing premier Wickremesinghe's UNP to form the next government with backing from Tamil and Muslim parties.

No, Nadia says, she thinks the word is "outgoing".

"Now people think I am outgoing, friendly, and personable, and not shy at all," says the postdoc in New Hampshire.

Garcetti and Greuel owe it to voters to say what they think about the outgoing mayor.

He thought Ms. From was pretty, outgoing and ebullient as they swapped stories about courtroom adventures.

No, but after that, asked Stuart Prebble in the post-MacTaggart Q and A. "I seriously haven't thought about it," said the outgoing ITV chief executive.

If you are on television, it is thought that you must be outgoing and confident, but I'm actually shy; I was an only child.