Sentence examples for In the sensibility from inspiring English sources

The elements of the poems are trustworthy, and you feel there's a real coherence in the sensibility that's transmitting them to you.

Humour strikes deep roots in the sensibility of a people, and each nation tends to feel that its own brand of humour is the only authentic one.

A different, perhaps equally strong, argument can be made for the influence of Christian culture in the sensibility of modern Europe.

If only the Met could have had the "Frau" that Robert Carsen presented in Vienna, in 1999 — a staging steeped in the sensibility of the Art Nouveau period, out of which the opera arose.

The bulk of economists agree in principle in the sensibility of "broadening the base" — or eliminating deductions and exclusions, to make more income taxable and allow for lower rates — to improve the overall investment climate.

If only the Met could have had the "Frau" that Robert Carsen presented in Vienna, in 1999 a staging steeped in the sensibility of the Art Nouveau period, out of which the opera arose.

There is a lot of symmetry, too, in the sensibilities of the two men.

Sheik Yawar is a political creature, one rooted in the sensibilities of the Shammar tribe, one of the largest and most powerful in Iraq.

It has become the mainstream and is embedded in every form of online communication but also in the sensibilities and expectations of everyone online.

The LSO played with huge virtuosity and it was undeniably exciting, but this felt more like Gergiev's Berlioz than a performance rooted in the sensibilities of the composer himself.

Yet despite the difference in scale, the sensibility is consistent and the vibe roughly the same.