Well, of course, there are poets and poets, poets sociable and poets very unsociable.

The best thing was still to have nothing to do with that very unsociable personage.

In their habits they are very unsociable, and are only seen together during the amatory season.

The early Christians, who tried to keep themselves free from idolatry, were regarded as very unsociable persons.

It's very unsociable, I know,-but -herehe half closed his eyes and seemed inclined to doze off there and then.

"They are certainly very unsociable," agreed Sammy.

"You're very unsociable, Evadne."

"I fear that we are very unsociable, Muriel," Lucille said, "and, after all, I should never have been here but for you."

"I beg your pardon for leaving you in such a manner, but you know you had become so very unsociable that I had to do--