Sentence examples for better sensibilities from inspiring English sources

Her dedication to the form, even mastery of it, clearly irks the supposed better sensibilities of those who still want to position themselves on the side of good taste.

"She has a better sensibility about music than any musician I've met," Mr. Dara said, describing her ability to thread sound and movement together.

I think writers who discover their voice later in life often have more to say and have a better sensibility about where they fit in the universe.

For all these reasons, we modified the GP fitness function so that false negatives (positives) are penalized more than errors of the other type, hoping to tune the algorithm towards better sensitivity (sensibility).

Microsoft has direct corporate sales staff like Cisco, but these devices will mostly be sold by other companies, like Hewlett-Packard and Dell, that may have slightly better consumer sensibilities than Cisco.

It's different now; his works chime better with our sensibilities.

BUT Mr. Bowman has found a place that better suits his sensibilities.

(And hardly surprising, since any writer who names characters Clarissa and Lily better share some sensibilities with Virginia Woolf).

Measures like his proposed sugar tax suggest a taste for subjecting the poor to behavioural nudging, that they might better reflect bourgeois sensibilities.

Capote later said that they made up the story as they went along, an irreverent approach perhaps better suited to sensibilities in the 21st century than to those of the 1950s.

Its new subsidiary, Oriental Dreamworks, reportedly honed the script and animation to better reflect local sensibilities and language, and recruited a top-notch voice cast to replace Jack Black and colleagues in the Chinese version: Jackie Chan and summer 2015's local breakout star Bai Baihe are at the top of the list.