Sentence examples for * the sensibility of from inspiring English sources

It has the sensibility of a tabloid.

I'm part of the sensibility of the book.

This must depend, hugely, on the sensibility of the individuals.

Some differences are explained by the sensibility of the material.

Her extravagant nihilism fit the sensibility of the times.

He brings the sensibility of the collector to his writing.

A printed book or manuscript often reflects the sensibility of its time.

A semiotic hermeneutics reads culture and landscape as texts that express the sensibility of a people.

In its defence, Bradley says Morris brings "the sensibility of the exhibition maker to the collection".

Gardens and courtyards, as much as political discussion groups, attested to the sensibility of the places.

The decisions reflect the sensibility of just one person: Steven P. Jobs, the C.E.O.