sociability

The new study revealed that the most heritable behavioral factor for dogs is human sociability, and that motor patterns — such as howling and retrieving — are generally more heritable than other behaviors.

Although he called them “false eagles” who “ill become so high a rank,” he couldn’t ignore their strange alertness, sociability, and curiosity.

The iPhone is not so much an expression of sociability, as the realization of the desire to be alone in company, or to find company when alone.

But her sociability and openness will make her a good partner for Will, balancing his introversion with her outgoing nature.

He was a freak in a noisy, amiable country that has sociability wired into its DNA.

They were all Southerners and inclined to be friendly, but nothing in the stranger's attitude invited sociability.

Cigars were lighted, and a sense of sociability and enjoyment suffused itself, like a perfume, among the group.

Sociability, tolerance, humanity, these first virtues of all morality are totally in compatible with religious prejudices.

There is neither sociability, or rational enjoyment, to be had in these very large assemblies.

His fortune, his learning, his sociability attracted the younger literary set toward him.