Significados de sociable disposition en inglés

In reality he was meek and inoffensive, of a sociable disposition.

She had a very sociable disposition and hated to be alone.

She was naturally of a sociable disposition, and fond of company.

The companion was stout and elderly, handsomely dressed, and evidently of a sociable disposition.

It is gentleness, a sociable disposition, a tolerant temper, a disposition to mutual affections.

And this, I must confess, is a merit in my eyes, I being of a sociable disposition!

They are of the most sociable disposition, and are generally found living in large colonies on the prairies.

The latter, evidently not of a very sociable disposition, took a bunch and walked off in pursuit of more butterflies.

Our visitor was a man, notwithstanding appearances, of a peculiarly sociable disposition, and, where he was neither interrupted nor contradicted, considerably loquacious.

He was a beautiful creature-shapely ,graceful , alittlewolfish in some of his aspects, but with a most friendly eye and sociable disposition.

But she was that sociable disposition, that she could not half enjoy anything unless she could get some one to sympathise with her.

But one of the village people had a large Newfoundland dog, of a very sociable disposition, with which he determined to test the question.

Their sociable disposition is displayed even in the fields, for they like to work in bands, in order that they may converse and joke together.

In the summer they make their way to the northern regions in large flocks, and build their nests together, being of a very sociable disposition.

But Massan's sociable disposition came in the way of this plan, and the thought of leading a solitary life always induced him to forego it.

Hobbs, who was naturally of a jolly, sociable disposition, felt a little depressed at Mrs Brown's repellent manner; so he changed his mode of address.