Sentence examples for does a good sense from inspiring English sources

Being laid back definitely helps when things aren't going according to plan, as does a good sense of humour.

Did a good sense of smell help birds survive a mass extinction?

Do your best to stand next to (or in the pew in front of) someone who does have a good sense of pitch (singing on tune).

Sam isn't serious all the time - he does have a good sense of humour.

We do know its location though, and we do have a good sense of its plan, once again from the so-called Forma Urbis, from this marble map of Rome that has a few fragments of the Forum Pacis.

Many do not a good sense of humor and might make rude comments.

But you do get a good sense of those around him – loyal, plodding Ralph Abernathy; slick, scheming Jesse Jackson; Senator Georgia Davis, his Tennessee squeeze – and the sheer chaos of a brave cause losing focus.

"The Irish, we do have a good sense of humour, but for hundreds of years we were portrayed as the thick Paddy and that still occurs for people.

Tim Robinson (Last Week: 8) Not a great week for Robinson, but, unlike what I just wrote about Strong, I do have a good sense of what he brings to the show.

But the episode does a good job of conveying a sense of a world spinning out of control.

Don't do this to parents or someone who is strict and doesn't have a good sense of humor.