Sentence examples for indefatigable sense from inspiring English sources

There is an indefatigable sense of curiosity here, of creative abandon and the id unleashed.

In spite of his penchant for scatology, Paddy is an engaging narrator, for one chief reason: his indefatigable sense of humor.

It possesses an indefatigable spirit and sense of humour.

All three players are indefatigable and have an extraordinary sense of the shape of a game.

During his 40-year legal career, Mr. Twerski, who is known for indefatigable energy and a disarming sense of humor, became a prolific scholar in tort law and product-liability law.

However, Moffat's twisted sense of mischief is indefatigable.

Married in 1936 to the late Carl Littman, attorney and president of Chesterfield Farms Dairy, Mrs. Littman will be remembered for her fierce sense of humor, her indefatigable energy and generosity, her ability to make a great "deal," and her gift for friendship.

That might be a description of Auerbach's own method, too, his indefatigable efforts to fuse his subjective sense of a street or a figure with the thing itself; he says he has grown to love Constable for his "doggedness" and likes to apply that word to his own painting.

Any hip-hop capitalist must be not just a reckless spender but also a ruthless earner, and Mr. Combs personifies the hip-hop work ethic: he is an indefatigable hustler, in the best and noblest sense.

He was a model parliamentarian, in the sense that he had an indefatigable appetite for constituency work and attending debates, many of them dreary and of only parochial interest.

It was seven years in the writing, and though it has little of the craft and storytelling structure of Dylan's Chronicles, say, it at least conveys a sense of the Boss's indefatigable energy.