Sentence examples for call sensibility from inspiring English sources

The album's hidden track "Miles Iz Ded" is about seduction and alcohol, with a last call sensibility and despairing tone.

Instead, he thinks we begin with an empirical representation of space, remove the confused elements of that representation, and thereby obtain a clear and distinct idea, i.e., a conceptual representation of an abstract mathematical entity.[20] This discussion is reminiscent of Kant's fundamental disagreement with the Leibnizians regarding what Kant calls "sensibility" and "understanding".

One might view her work as surreal, if that didn't imply a divorce from our own felt reality; one might call her sensibility ironic, except she's profoundly attached to what she describes.

Day calls the sensibility "the candy coating on some rat poison".

A large part of Eshun's obvious alienation stems not from the "facts" of his dual heritage but from what he calls their "sensibility".

In the introduction, he calls "queer sensibility" "a concept I am not fond of," but he does allow that Minnelli "channeled his sexual and other anxieties into his work in both manifest and latent ways".

If his transition started rough, it has only gone up from there, aided by what he calls a sensibility he shares with many in his new locker room.

These and many other fictional styles all point towards what he calls "one sensibility": a record and live show dedicated to multisensory storytelling.

Variant calling sampling sensibility was evaluated by measuring the rate of genotype concordance between repetitions of each sampling.

The National Farmers Federationn also called for "sensibilities to prevail" amid concerns the "unfortunate hiccup" over the Israel-Palestine dispute could affect trade.

Japanese critics at the time predominantly male denounced her work as "simply imitating the deficiencies of Mizoguchi films" and short of what they called "female sensibilities" (Ikegawa 2011, 25).