4 Sentences With "unclubbable"

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She is unclubbable, seldom seen in the tea rooms or bars of Parliament. from Economist
Traditional spies seem far less important these days, because unclubbable, technically adept people can do that kind of work far more effectively. from The New York Times
Unclubbable and post-ideological, Mrs May is held in office only by the fact that the Conservative Party fears a leadership contest more than it fears her lacklustre leadership. from Economist
In other cases, the connection between the members was membership of the same branch of the armed forces, or the same school or university. Thus the growth of clubs provides an indicator as to what was considered a respectable part of the "Establishment" at the time. By the late 19th century, any man with a credible claim to the status of "gentleman" was eventually able to find a club willing to admit him, unless his character was objectionable in some way or he was "unclubbable" (a word first used by Samuel Johnson).