Sentence examples for a fine sensibility from inspiring English sources

Carson, author of 'Silent Spring', was a toxicologist, social reformer and writer with a fine sensibility towards beauty and nature.

Margaret, we're told, "did not have a fine sensibility, or, even, a female sensibility" — when reading books, she does not tear up over the death of Little Nell in "The Old Curiosity Shop" or the passing of Beth in "Little Women".

In a swelter of mounting panic, Hensher applied for job after job - in advertising, business consultancy, whatever looked halfway posh and suitable for a gentleman of fine sensibility - and found himself contemplating suicide as a sensible career move.

Is American education still a place where good writing, fine sensibility and liberal values are cultivated?

"With his sense of composition and balance, the precision and fineness of his work, he has introduced a fine art sensibility to gem carving".

The rest is fiction, but the novel is always grounded in a fine historical sensibility and sympathetic imagination.

A fine visual sensibility and an unusual generosity give even the darker passages a quality of delight: uprooted, she finds that her new home has "a corridor of white pebbles" and trees of "rose apple, mango, and guava"; a tyrant nun is acknowledged as "an extraordinary dressmaker".

After peripheral nerve injury, axonal regeneration does not always allow for adequate functional recovery, and therefore the patients do not recover normal motor control and fine sensibility [ 13].

Sometimes, for sure, I can feel the old Leavisite values kicking in, and am able to consult an inward panel of fine sensibilities, and to employ those voices in making my own judgments.

Together, they bring a fine-dining sensibility to what by rights should be a funky waterfront dive.

The alternate term in Twi "aburokyere bola" referred to 'garbage from abroad.' Ghanaians had a fine-tuned sensibility about what secondhand items were trash and what had value.