Definition of dress sense in English:

dress sense

noun

mass noun

A good instinct for selecting garments which suit the wearer.
Example sentencesExamples
- His dress sense too is said to be impeccable, but conservative: wearing well-cut classic suits, and plain shirts.
- Last week your disgraceful dress sense ruined it all.
- A police spokesman advised students to stay street safe and not display their wealth, but added that attacks on students motivated by their dress sense were uncommon.
- Then, he seemed such an exciting young driver, one whose dress sense, driving style and attitude seemed a challenge to the sport's establishment.
- When stuck for small talk with a member of the opposite sex, Ted suggests the young novice might try complimenting the young lady on her dress sense.
- One is famous for his big glasses and his flamboyant dress sense, whilst the other is known for his tight fitting trousers and his gravelly voice.
- He was a real dandy - that's how me and Billy got our dress sense.
- I call her the Disco Agent, as she has this incredible dress sense.
- That is good as his dress sense should be well suited to your average citizen of Sheffield.
- Whether dodgy dress sense constitutes a ‘personality’ is debatable but golf would certainly benefit from a few more characters.
- Our First Minister's logic and reasoning capabilities are even more embarrassing than his dress sense, and it's long past time for him to be replaced.
- Now the series, a British institution if you will, was a classy affair full of non-confrontational fight scenes and some suave dress sense.
- AN MP today revealed the secret behind his poor dress sense - he has been dressing badly to raise cash for charity close to his heart.
- Then there is the small matter of his dress sense.
- If you think you've got it bad, spare a thought for those close to the action who've clearly struggled to maintain their sanity, let alone dress sense.
- You'd not credit me with much in the way of dress sense now.
- Little wonder then that half the planet seemed to be there on the day I visited along with their digital cameras and appalling dress sense.
- Once cruelly mocked for her lack of dress sense, in recent years a more sophisticated Camilla has emerged - one who is not afraid to make a personal style statement when the occasion demands it.
- Perhaps her attitude explains her increasingly bizarre dress sense.
- But those who have observed him at close quarters say that his mild manners and dull dress sense conceal a quick, resourceful political mind.

单词	dress sense
释义	Definition of dress sense in English: dress sense noun mass noun A good instinct for selecting garments which suit the wearer. Example sentencesExamples His dress sense too is said to be impeccable, but conservative: wearing well-cut classic suits, and plain shirts. Last week your disgraceful dress sense ruined it all. A police spokesman advised students to stay street safe and not display their wealth, but added that attacks on students motivated by their dress sense were uncommon. Then, he seemed such an exciting young driver, one whose dress sense, driving style and attitude seemed a challenge to the sport's establishment. When stuck for small talk with a member of the opposite sex, Ted suggests the young novice might try complimenting the young lady on her dress sense. One is famous for his big glasses and his flamboyant dress sense, whilst the other is known for his tight fitting trousers and his gravelly voice. He was a real dandy - that's how me and Billy got our dress sense. I call her the Disco Agent, as she has this incredible dress sense. That is good as his dress sense should be well suited to your average citizen of Sheffield. Whether dodgy dress sense constitutes a ‘personality’ is debatable but golf would certainly benefit from a few more characters. Our First Minister's logic and reasoning capabilities are even more embarrassing than his dress sense, and it's long past time for him to be replaced. Now the series, a British institution if you will, was a classy affair full of non-confrontational fight scenes and some suave dress sense. AN MP today revealed the secret behind his poor dress sense - he has been dressing badly to raise cash for charity close to his heart. Then there is the small matter of his dress sense. If you think you've got it bad, spare a thought for those close to the action who've clearly struggled to maintain their sanity, let alone dress sense. You'd not credit me with much in the way of dress sense now. Little wonder then that half the planet seemed to be there on the day I visited along with their digital cameras and appalling dress sense. Once cruelly mocked for her lack of dress sense, in recent years a more sophisticated Camilla has emerged - one who is not afraid to make a personal style statement when the occasion demands it. Perhaps her attitude explains her increasingly bizarre dress sense. But those who have observed him at close quarters say that his mild manners and dull dress sense conceal a quick, resourceful political mind.
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