Had I an ounce of sensibility I would have composed a sonnet on the spot.
"And what I did was, by saying those things, I left them open to misinterpretation and obviously there are some folks out there whose feelings I hurt or sensibilities I offended.
"If it wasn't for him, I wouldn't have the sensibility I have now," Mr. Coolidge said.
There's a really intriguing, dark history surrounding this part of the East End, which seems apt for me – I guess I have a sensibility for the macabre.
I think that, certainly, I am British — I lived the first twenty-two years of my life in England and I absorbed that sensibility, whatever that is — but I have a skepticism that would be the same wherever I was.
But sometimes, contrariwise and somewhat incoherently, Kant seems instead to say that the imagination at once (i) belongs to sensibility and yet also (ii) is caused by the action of the understanding on sensibility.
I like Mr. Pardo's vivacious sensibility; I just think it is misapplied here.
Watching Marianne's near-death scene (lovesickness, fever) in "Sense and Sensibility," I wondered why I was so pierced, and so desolated, when Elinor addresses her sister as, simply, "my dearest".
Every time I think I understand how bleak Matt Weiner's comedic sensibility is, I soon realize I've underestimated him.
Another theory turns on ethnic sensibility, i.e., Jewish humor.
