Sentence examples for altered sensibility from inspiring English sources

That altered sensibility renders Schweik's journey to the lunatic asylum a little more chilling and less funny than originally intended.

"With Irréversible, and some of Enter The Void," he told me, "both movies are supposed to recreate some sort of altered sensibility or state of consciousness, using cinematic weapons, sound, image, editing, whatever you can use to make it work".

The characteristic features of neuropathic pain were among the patients in this study, pain located at and/or below the level of the damaged neural structure, i.e. in this case the spinal cord injury, in an area with altered sensibility and persistent or spontaneous pain unrelated to loading.

Even reality television, perhaps the single most radical programming innovation of the last decade, reflects an altered male sensibility.

He was no longer writing about the Rosenbergs (and did not, in any event, draw any conclusions about whether or not they were traitors), but exploited the narrative possibilities of shifting freely between the early 50s, as the net began to close around the Rosenbergs, and the late 60s, with its radically altered voice and sensibility.

Although Yu-Gi-Oh's story and characters are the same in Japan and the United States, the pictures have been altered to match American sensibilities.

But the thought of possibly witnessing some of his best customers being gored to death wearing garments he sold them altered even his steely sensibilities".

Even within the time frame through which current Western bioethics has developed post World War Two, sensibilities have altered in relation to acceptable methods and topics of research and undoubtedly they will change again.

The West is alert, many-featured and ever-changing; its writers and philosophers respond to complexity by continually seeking to alter and extend sensibility; no art or attitude stands still.

Several major male characters in Sense and Sensibility were consequently altered significantly from the novel in an effort to appeal to contemporary audiences.

And if "Happy Endings" is renewed -- which I very much want -- but without executive producers David Caspe and Jonathan Groff to create the show's very distinct rhythms and sensibilities, or if the cast is altered in any way, then count me out.