Sentence examples for unusually gregarious from inspiring English sources
But the average user already has 130 friends, so unless the user is unusually gregarious, the direct effects won't increase drastically beyond a certain point.
Plates loom and then disappear, along with the other people moving among them, like an unusually gregarious maze whose totality is exposed but still mysterious.
Call in the Bat Conservation Trust.Clayton actually contains only two roosting bats, but they are an unusually gregarious couple, inviting over scores of friends to fly among the rafters, and defecate with abandon.
In song recitals she has an unusually gregarious stage presence and dispenses with the often off-putting formality of recitals, which she says needs "to be booted into the 21st century" to survive.
She is an unusually solitary person in gregarious official Washington, one who appears indifferent to the judement of others.
Gregarious, captivating, and unusually liberal on the question of women's careers, Bowles had a high regard for Dickinson's poems, publishing (without her consent) seven of them during her lifetime more than appeared in any other outlet.
Suids are omnivorous and usually gregarious.
Mr. Panetta, a gregarious politician by profession, was unusually open with Congress and sometimes with the public — to a fault, some might say, when he spoke candidly after leaving the C.I.A. about a Pakistani doctor's role in helping hunt for Osama bin Laden, or about the agency's drone operations.
Clinton was very gregarious.
They were gregarious men.
