Sentence examples for a quiet sense from inspiring English sources

The private man was sincere and loyal, with a quiet sense of humor.

John was a modest, courteous man with a quiet sense of humour.

At the time, he said, he had felt a quiet sense of fatalism.

Citarella, the Restaurant, an offshoot of the famous food store, has a quiet sense of style.

But this reader, for one, felt only a quiet sense of "argh" while struggling through this chaotic account.

Tall, diffident, with a quiet sense of humor, Mr. Thunevin comes from an old Bordeaux wine family.

Critics described it as "eerie" and "neurotic", with "a quiet, restrained sense of dread".

The international hotels here are starting to empty; the restaurants and bars are bringing their tables in off the streets; and a queasy, quiet sense of dread is coiling itself round Nairobi, as the country waits to see what - beyond the two grenade attacks this week - Kenya's military offensive inside neighbouring Somalia might yet provoke by way of retaliation.

There was a definite sense of inevitability about Bieber's fall from grace in 2013, and, let's be honest, a not so quiet sense of smugness when it happened.

The almost inadvertent contrast of grown and built, of enduring nature and transient architecture, underscores the quiet sense of a love lost.

In a clearing, I ran into a life-size, cotton-draped ancestor figure with cowry shell eyes standing like a ghostly guardian over this quiet sense of order.