Sentence examples for These sensibilities from inspiring English sources

Delectable tensions surfaced between these sensibilities.

The tension between these sensibilities rarely resolves itself gracefully in Mr. Shanley's work.

I felt close to these sensibilities and institutions – I felt we'd emerged from the same national history.

Its director says that Arizona has been "a test-bed for uncivil politics".Amid these sensibilities, the Maricopan extremism of Mr Pearce seems less tolerable.

The scholar, qua scholar, is less involved with his 'self.' "The intellectual," he went on, "begins with his experience, his individual perceptions of the world, his privileges and deprivations, and judges the world by these sensibilities".

And the meeting of these sensibilities, pre-Renaissance and postmodern, is the principal appeal of "En Atendant" and "Cesena," a diptych of works presented by Ms. De Keersmaeker's Belgian company, Rosas, at the Brooklyn Academy of Music this past weekend.

Directors are taking advantage of these artists' sensibilities.

He brought these same sensibilities of observing and embracing the world around him to his family.

These clashing sensibilities can create conflict, even when the nudity in question takes place at home.

Back and forth he goes between these two sensibilities, and the tension can be felt in the book.

"We're definitely making a show at the right time and blending all these comedic sensibilities," Delaney says.