"And not to expect a British sense of humor to translate all the time."

"I do feel there's a British sense to all this," he continued.

She looked at the telephone, her British sense of duty pulling her toward it.

You dress with high vanity submitted to a staunch British sense of style.

Overt antisemitism goes against the British sense of fair play.

They are just using 'tax' in its peculiarly British sense.

My wife wondered if I was balmy in the British sense.

At least at home the British sense of humour remains a going concern.

Perhaps I would agree but only in the British sense of what constitutes a revolution.

It is a public school in the specialised British sense of the term.