Sentence examples for certain sensibilities from inspiring English sources

"I bring my certain sensibilities to it, but it's not based on where I grew up or who was my father.

Bonansinga: It's going to sound like a typical Hollywood thing but it really was a group of friends who knew each other, people with certain sensibilities.

In his attempt to synthesize the sublime with the introspective, and also in the symbolism of his later music, Tchaikovsky anticipated certain sensibilities that later became prominent in the culture of Russian modernism.

This engaging miscellany, by the author of "A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius" and "You Shall Know Our Velocity," revolves around characters who are linked by certain sensibilities and life experiences and, though college-educated and 30-ish, still in touch with childhood.

Some are professional musicians on a kind of busman's holiday, some are lapsed fundamentalists happy to offend certain sensibilities and some are genuinely religious -- they just feel that their own churches neglect the antimaterialist spirituality that the Church of Stop Shopping, in its oddball fashion, keeps alive.

He also defended celebrity chef Jamie Oliver, who was criticised by campaigners for the swearing in his Jamie's Ministry of Food series on Channel 4. "At a time when broadcasting standards are again being fiercely debated, our winter season also serves as a reminder of Channel 4's cultural value in offering challenging, alternative TV that might offend certain sensibilities," Bellamy said.

That's understandable, to a certain sensibility.

It's more than being just gay — it's a certain sensibility".

It has a certain sensibility about it that we'd like to raise more".

But I think this film does something for him, too, in the way of communicating a certain sensibility.

"We're responding to a certain sensibility in New York that if you do X, you'll sell more tickets," he said.