Sentence examples for Personal sensibility from inspiring English sources
But too often these avoidance tactics eliminate the thread of a personal sensibility or focus.
These are the mysteries of personal sensibility, often obscure to critics but never less than essential to artists themselves.
"His personal sensibility is to run with outlaws, but when he looks at society he realizes we can't all run with the outlaws".
Whittredge did not paint landscapes for nature's sake alone but rather chose places he loved, giving his works a personal sensibility.
Each of those films is, shall we say, a problematic viewing experience, but they also represent honest attempts by their makers to impose a personal sensibility on superhero myths instead of just playing to an audience's preconceptions.
Where your reaction fell on the giddy-to-infuriated spectrum is, of course, a matter of personal sensibility, but the over-all shock and confusion had to have been pretty much universal.
Now, with "Moonlight," Jenkins has realized his ambitions and ideas, embodying a personal sensibility in an uninhibitedly emotional experience that's as much a matter of cinematic invention as of anguished sensitivity to his characters' pain and drive.
At once seductive and sinister, nondescript and suggestive, his muted photo-based paintings leaven the icy image-mongering of Gerhard Richter with the personal sensibility of painters from Manet to Brice Marden.
Not all are specifically "gay," although the choices do reflect their personal sensibilities, and, as Mr. Benitez explained, "we just happen to be gay".
But the professor did not succumb to pessimism either; he used his personal sensibilities and scholarly insights to open up a whole new field of study, one that looked forward as well as backward.
He found it horrifying: "nearly naked figures, viewed by the light of blazing fires, all moving in hideous harmony…"Whatever Darwin's personal sensibilities, Mr Wade is convinced that a Darwinian approach offers the key to understanding religion.
