Sentence examples for boy sense from inspiring English sources

That change -- which saw a heavy-drinking oilman with a frat boy sense of humor transform himself into a politician with a viable national career -- began after he met with the Rev. Billy Graham.

Now, what antagonist does this boy sense?

Dad had a wicked, Texas boy sense of humor.

And I don't mean in the horny teenage boy sense of the word -- though I'm sure a few "Wrecking Ball" views can be attributed to teenage hormones.

I knew now that I had to show the headmaster, then there's a knock on the door, the boy senses it's about him, and next you see the mother.

This new development, along with the fact that Hwee is pregnant, makes Jiale even more insecure; Chen shows how the boy senses and absorbs his parents' own anxiety and feeds it back to them in the form of terrible behaviour.

But he takes Firmin's rich-boy sense of entitlement, his death wish and the sweet relief he feels in that first sip and puts them together to make a sympathetic, complicated character.

Meanwhile, we await the Trump train wreck, an inevitable outcome of the president's rich-boy sense of entitlement, his jock culture need for domination, and the sad (Sad!) reality of his incompetence as a human being.

As boys and girls age, boys' sense of themselves, their abilities, their ambitions, agency and potential expands.

The boys sensed it, too, if only from us.

It's almost as though the big boys sensed the League Cup was going to be trouble from the off.