Sentence examples for displaying a sense of from inspiring English sources

THE NEWS Senator Arlen Specter, Democrat of Pennsylvania, praised Ms. Kagan for displaying a sense of humor through a long day of grilling.

Displaying a sense of humor, Ms. Craft also suggested guests take a "sip of good ol' Kentucky bourbon" to help smooth the friendship, she was quoted as saying by The Globe and Mail.

During the brief campaign, Mr. Noda tried to set himself apart by displaying a sense of humor in an otherwise drab race, comparing himself to a loach, a less than attractive fish that scours the mud for food.

Displaying a sense of taste that makes Henry resemble a 21st-century Nancy Mitford, this party – which will be held tonight in Notting Hill at Beach Blanket Babylon, should you wish to visit and show Henry love in person – will be hosted by Henry "dressed as Margaret Thatcher".

A senior British diplomat described the call as displaying "a sense of purpose, in that it was a clear enough result to see that there could be a government that wants to stay in the euro and that is prepared to take the measures necessary to go with that.

He favoured the overall production of the album and praised Minogue for displaying a "sense of class", which he felt was lacking in the work of female artists like Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, and Madonna; he concluded by labelling Body Language a "near perfect pop record" and "what may well be the best album of her [Minogue's] career".

They, too, sometimes display a sense of worldliness.

They display a sense of justice, resenting others who do not reciprocate a favour.

He rarely displays a sense of humor when denouncing his opponents' "Bolshevik" tactics.

Wall Street plutocrats display a sense of entitlement when they demand billions for bailouts.

On this occasion, though, she also displayed a sense of humor and a humanity that sometimes doesn't come through.