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He continued to see himself as "unsocial" and made few friends.

Again it involved two young men, but this time they had been charged with unsocial behavior.

They'd already had the chance to perform such an unsocial action outside Indianapolis.

Also, the riders become notably unsocial when I stand my concrete.

In the first place, the Socialists had condemned the army system as unsocial.

They were protesting against a mistaken and unsocial policy towards the crisis.

I started work early this year in a Nursing Home, and worked some pretty unsocial hours.

This is a policy which is unsocial, if not even antisocial!

Dating humans too unsocial to get a partner among their own kind was not in his job description.

See first response for whether or not the linkage to unsocial behaviour is justified.

He was a straightforward, resolute, energetic, curious and unsocial person.

They were alarmed, however, because of the unsocial nature of the intrusion.

Smith talks of hatred and resentment next, as "unsocial passions."

He tended always to destroy the horde by his unsocial acts.

Was he a doctor or a QC used to sudden, unsocial calls?

"Unsocial behavior by one party does not justify the same by another party."

I have probably recruited the least stable of the Bands, the ones who are most willing to take risks and be unsocial.

For parents working unsocial hours, a workplace creche is an essential lifeline.

I cannot imagine that the questioner would agree to such an inhuman and unsocial solution.

To be unsocial was unthinkable in Band culture.

It's the unsocial hours we have to work.'

These recollections might be forbidden and unsocial and illegal - but what did such things matter now?

Yet Flaubert was not an altogether unsocial man.

He is a most disagreeable and unsocial person."

I've also heard that it's an insular, unsocial community."

Just 12 percent said they believed the Japanese to be unsociable.

Everyone thought him a very eccentric and unsociable man even before he left court, but two young strong.

A person whose nature was genuinely unsociable had to get away from society and look after himself.

Now the club is valued as a place where a man can be unsociable.

I thought it was the police who drew the short straw on unsociable hours.

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

There were seven beautiful women and a strange unsociable man who did not utter a single word.

"The union is seeking adequate compensation for members working on such an unsociable day."

He was unsociable and quiet, which was not like him at all.

I trust you are not feeling so unsociable this morning.'

We don't read - not in the evenings; it would be unsociable.

This won't be much of a party with so many people feeling unsociable."

The older members of the order were notoriously unsociable among people who did not share their faith and practices.

He was become the prey of a gloomy and unsociable grief.

The possible impression that solo divers are unsociable is quite wrong.

We've found people are willing to trade unusual or unsociable hours for the benefits we provide in other areas."

The hours can be long and sometimes unsociable, and the responsibilities testing.

He was a sour creature, unsociable, and had no companionships.

He is often mean and unsociable but is very knowledgeable about dogs.

"Look, I don't want to be unsociable or anything, and maybe it's been a long time since you talked to anyone new from back home.

What they couldn't agree on was what had made him so unsociable.

Staffers are a bit on the unsociable side, but hey, they're bookish and they really know their stuff.

"We are not in a fit state to come visiting unannounced like this, and at such an unsociable hour."

The man who had been considered snobbish and unsociable was now openly friendly.

However, medical practitioners often work long and inflexible hours, with shifts at unsociable times.