“He obviously did well in sales in large part due to his extroversion.”

“While laugh is extroversion, smile unmasks delicately the interior from the one who smiles.”

“People who are inclined toward introversion find it difficult to understand those who are inclined toward extroversion.”

“If you are outgoing, an extrovert, then consider careers that give you a chance to be in the spotlight such as management, politics or teaching.”

“She brings so much positive energy and enthusiasm to every gathering, her extraversion is contagious.”

“The thing I cannot understand is how American typologists arrived at the belief in his extraversion.”

“It was suggested that the executive nurses should be those with a higher educational level, extraversion or ambiversion.”

“Whereas the extravert is oriented primarily to events in the outer world, the introvert is primarily concerned with the inner world.”

“The one claiming to be orthodox, and the other claiming to have the living spirit, which would also be the contrast between extravert and introvert types.”

“Introvert and extravert, basic personality types according to the theories of the 20th-century Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung.”

“Anyhow, the people there are so different to my colleagues and many of my friends who are largely creative extroverts.”

“One way to determine if someone is an ambivert is to notice if an individual displays traits of both introverts and extroverts.”

“In taste terms, it was almost over-the-top, like having too many extroverts at a dinner party, spirited but good fun.”

“Dr. Brian Little had attendees roaring with laughter with his psychological analysis of extraverts, introverts and ambiverts and how we are more efficient together.”

“For those who feel out of place among extraverts, realize that you don't have to change your personality.”

“Extraverts, because of their verbal prowess, would be able to smooth-talk their way through almost any situation.”