Sentence examples for Collective sensibility from inspiring English sources
The collective sensibility on display is determinedly forward looking; you might even say avant-garde.
Like Kentridge's works, Walker's are laden with powerful, profound treasures, as well as with the junk that clogs up our collective sensibility when it comes to race.
His informal repertory company was drawn from a group of local "post-Beat, pre-hippie" outsiders whose collective sensibility was fueled by amphetamines and pot.
What prevents this nostalgic, garrulous, acerbic collage from collapsing under its own weight is the inner structure provided by two narrative lines: the trajectory of a collective sensibility, and the self-making of a writer.
Other important multimedia artists working within distinctly Panamanian urban poetics include Pilar Moreno, Abner Benaim, Ramón Zafrani, Darién Montañez, and Enrique Castro, as well as photographer José Castrellón, whose portraits and landscapes capture extraordinary personal ways in which a collective sensibility is made manifest.
For the Smithsonian, the trick is to find a balance between public and private activities: to encourage donors, for example, without forgetting that something called the National Gallery requires a collective sensibility, too, or to attract good business managers without losing good curators.
On the other hand, crime is highly situational, and responsive to individual and collective sensibilities.
Durkin is part of the three-man (all under 30) Brooklyn collective Borderline Films (sensibility: Altman meets Haneke).
Arcade Fire are basically intellectual art-school types whose natural habitat is recitals in someone's loft; if their collective genius turns that sensibility into anthems and laments that can fill arenas, all the better.
Later methodological individualists such as Alvin Goldman (1970), Stephen Sverdlik (1987), J. Angelo Corlett (Corlett 2001), and Jan Narveson (2002), unlike their predecessors, are generally willing to acknowledge the sensibility of collective responsibility in a limited number of cases.
