Sentence examples for angry sensibility from inspiring English sources

Entitled Only One, it's a far cry from his previous album's gnarly, angry sensibility.

For "Sweeney Todd" is surely the angriest major musical ever written, a sensibility that here becomes a galvanizing asset.

And when Zhao Wei, a popular singer, donned a Japanese military flag for a fashion shoot — disrespecting not just government policy but perhaps the sensibilities of Chinese still angry over the war with Japan — her career began to fizzle.

By turns angry, melancholy, hopeful and comic, they explore the sensibilities of women as they fall in and out of love.

So there is no reason to think Solo or other Star Wars movies failed because they didn't pander enough to delicate sensibilities of a loud corner of angry white boys.

The film sets up the standard contrast between suburban soullessness and trailer-dwelling authenticity, and pits them against each other in a school dance contest; it's "Step Up" or "Glee" or "High School Musical" with the sensibility of John Cameron Mitchell's "Hedwig and the Angry Inch".

This decision resulted in a lot of angry Russians who seceded from the bard-a-palooza and founded their own slyots catering to individual tastes and sensibilities.

Native sensibility.

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It's a sensibility.

A remarkably analytical sensibility.