Sentence examples for any sensibility from inspiring English sources

What must be apparent to anyone with any sensibility of the frailty of human beings (this might exclude Dawkins) is that faith can help in times of distress.

These were the sticky fingers of complicity, yeah, of something squinting into your sensibility prematurely — and that any sensibility you might conjure was only a trace, a posthumous rehearsal, of something harder glimpsed in the Factory's diamond light.

"It strips away any sensibility that First Nations children are being treated fairly by the government of Canada today," said Blackstock, who serves as executive director of the First Nations Child and Family Caring Society.

We should be prepared to offend any sensibilities, even religious ones, when they disagree with the evidence of experiment.

The reason I was ahead of my time was because anyone with any sensibilities who walked the streets of Liverpool would know something terrible was about to happen.

"Kick-Ass" may do homage to this tradition (and it is a tradition as old as art itself), but it's likely to have little effect at all on any sensibilities; it's not even symptomatic, but merely trivial.

It's an amiable movie that doesn't risk shaking up any sensibilities, emotions, or preconceptions, but it's also different from the rest, by dint of it being a black-and-white silent.

Part of it is about fitting into the decor so that these smart speakers can stand free and clear and unhidden on shelves, tables and surfaces without offending any sensibilities.

They are usually portrayed as grasping, cynical and lacking in any artistic sensibility.

He also wrote, "One says, with confidence, that the arrangement would be intolerable to a designer of any aesthetic sensibility".

In clothing, it's hard to find something that has any fashion sensibility that isn't egregiously overpriced.