Sentence examples for changed sensibility from inspiring English sources
What's notable here is what the new Bond books have all displayed — a changed sensibility, particularly toward the depiction of women, which was never Fleming's strong suit.
That's true for all of us, of course – but now it's at the front of my mind, and that means living with a changed sensibility.
It was a perfect joke, both acknowledging a changed sensibility while also gently reminding that a percentage of the people who make and consume entertainment in the U.S. were still here too — and that perhaps, in this new age, there will have to be some co-existence.
She admits that it's gong to be a long process: "I don't think that we will have an impact straight away – it's the start of a long process to change sensibilities".
"It was a manner of breaking the abusive power of the Catholic Church and reactive elements of society, and this changed the sensibility of the country," Berkins said.
The statistical analysis was carried out in steps: feasibility, validity, reliability and change sensibility.
The combination of brilliant wit and beautiful bluegrass and country rock that I witnessed that night forever changed my sensibilities.
"There was an attempt to change the sensibility of the network during those years, especially in comedy," Mr. Bloomberg said.
Without common institutions, such as the unions we don't have here, the urban spaces we mostly lack, and the integrated neighborhoods that are too few and far between, an episodic movement may be too thin and low-intensity to change political sensibility.
The major purposes of the study were to show that environmental factors could change the sensibility to pollen besides genetic factors and to show the influence of diesel exhaust inhalation on the fetus and neonate.
