Sentence examples for famous sense from inspiring English sources

The kindest, most generous, and wonderful friend, with that famous sense of humor.

Mr. Bellow's longevity may owe something to his famous sense of humor.

However, he does seem to have lost his famous sense of humour.

He was a quiet man who brought strength, wisdom, love, and his famous sense of humor to so many people.

In a letter to Mary, Lincoln betrayed both his famous sense of humor as well as his growing frustration with McClellan.

But pity, in the famous sense that Shakespeare evoked it in "Macbeth" — as a loud, awakening emotion, empathy on horseback — is central to change.

That's the famous Greenlandic sense of humour, Inuit?

Who knows, the famous British sense of humour, of which Joey is such a reliable representative, may help his host nation unbend a little.

They were very polite, and had heard about the famous English sense of humor, so anything he said that was at all odd or incoherent was greeted with respectful laughter.

Though he has been wrongly characterised as a dictator, he actually possesses the famous Dutch sense of democracy in which he always welcomes argument and discussion with anyone, so long as that individual is prepared to make the case.

Thank you for applying your famous common sense to such a critical declaration on such a crucial issue," says one commentator in the Israeli newspaper, Yisrael Hayom.