Examples of 'fine sense' in a sentence
Meaning of "fine sense"
This phrase refers to a high level of sensitivity, understanding, or appreciation. It indicates that someone has a keen perception or awareness of subtle details, nuances, or qualities
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The navy has a fine sense of tradition.
Fine sense of deduction.
All edges need a fine sense of balance.
He has a fine sense of the group and is good at helping others.
The cosmos has a fine sense of humour.
A fine sense of coordination.
He has such a fine sense of beauty.
A fine sense of touch might help us to avoid rotting or infected items.
John has a fine sense of art.
Fine sense of humanity.
You have a fine sense of rhythm.
The road to the left makes a good exit to create a fine sense of depth.
He has a very fine sense of what is appropriate.
You two scamps certainly have a fine sense of humor.
Near is that fine sense of vigor that we seek.
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Getting down to work with a fine sense of touch.
He had a fine sense of colour and.
John is a man who has a fine sense of art.
He had a fine sense of humor and a soaring eloquence.
Mademoiselle has a fine sense of humor.
She had a fine sense of humor and she never gossiped.
Sufficient to give a fine sense of relief.
A fine sense of order.
He sure has a fine sense of humor.
And a fine sense of responsibility to one 's business position.
Beyoncé has a fine sense of justice.
With a fine sense of subversive humour, she stands up against projections, stereotypes and clichés.
Rahul has a fine sense of humour.
But um of any town I believe this one has a very fine sense of community.
Wells has a fine sense of justice.
A fine sense of coordination . There is a tree.
His compositions showed a fine sense of melody and orchestration.
He 's maybe the only outstanding Paraguayan writer with a fine sense of humor.
You have a fine sense of tradition.
Has a wonderful grasp of situations and a fine sense of proportion.
I have a fine sense of humor.
Many of the images is also with a fine sense of humor.
I have a fine sense of direction.
You two scamps certainly have a fine sense of humour.
I have a fine sense of humour.
These buildings were often modest but notable for their fine sense of proportion and scale.
He has a fine sense of timing.
Up until then, he was a dedicated revolutionary with a fine sense of responsibility.
With a fine sense of the un.
With your code of ethics and fine sense of loyalty.
He had a fine sense of humor and loved her and her work.
I believe this one has a very fine sense of community.
I open a fine sense of all cells of palm and back of the hand.
With craftsmanship and a fine sense for the moment.
He has a fine sense of humor and likes to joke and play around him.
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Later there was more of a sense of hindrance or delay
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Examples of using Fine
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They said it was fine when she started
The fine specimen is creeping up on his prize
For this purpose fine sandpaper is used
