How To Use Gregariousness In A Sentence
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The English springer spaniel truly is an energetic, outgoing breed, and most springers exhibit a gregariousness, warmth and sweet-temper that makes them a joy to know.
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Sammy Arthur 's extroversion is larger than life, gregariousness to the nth degree behind a smile as beatific as it is constant.
Giants Staffer's Big Goal: Medical Miracle Worker
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He says he gets his gregariousness from his father and his toughness and business sense - he is highly numerate - from his mother.
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The 9/11 attack intensified the natural "gregariousness" that had served her as a lawyer and Court TV producer.
9/11 put anonymous faces on the front page of history
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He also moonlighted as a sports journalist in his early years, and has retained a gregariousness that always disarms those expecting a less approachable boss.
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Jetter worked hard and made it to the top of his profession without having the natural gregariousness - or what psychologists call extraversion - usually associated with leadership.
KansasCity.com: Front Page
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Politically-motivated gregariousness and poor time organisation proved fateful.
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Jetter worked hard and made it to the top of his profession without having the natural gregariousness or what psychologists call extraversion usually associated with leadership.
KansasCity.com: Front Page
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Not only do men and women abnormally crave drink, who are overworked, exhausted, suffering from deranged stomachs and bad sanitation, and deadened by the ugliness and monotony of existence, but the gregarious men and women who have no home-life flee to the bright and clattering public-house in a vain attempt to express their gregariousness.
DRINK, TEMPERANCE, AND THRIFT
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Tess Gilchrest knew she had a talent for forming close friendships with people she had only just met or who had been no more than a recognizable face until a shared experience brought them briefly under the spell of her beguiling gregariousness.
O: A Presidential Novel
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On the contrary, she was extraordinarily endowed with intellect, gregariousness, coordination, humor, and good looks.
Red Flags or Red Herrings?
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It was a period of inward turning, sharply contrasting with the gregariousness of the previous few years in Greenwich Village.
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He says he gets his gregariousness from his father, an affluent farmer who left Cornwall to take over Bardon's Victorian quarry in 1949, and his toughness and business sense - he is highly numerate - from his mother.
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Edward Ross described Italian American singing and dancing as “joyous, shameless gregariousness.”
A Renegade History of the United States
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I was impressed by the gregariousness of the Scots, which was a quality I'd never experienced before.
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Wales's gregariousness is real enough, but so is the chronic social constipation of its governing classes in which everyone knows everyone else.
