Sentence examples for changing sensibilities from inspiring English sources

According to Fitzgerald (2010), the slaughterhouse is an institution where economic and geographic changes in the production of food, cultural attitudes towards killings, social changes in small communities and the changing sensibilities and relations between humans and livestock can be viewed.

For them, it took several years, several albums, and the efforts of John Lennon and Paul McCartney, two of the most brilliant songwriters in the past century, and their change was an organic one crafted through the group's changing sensibilities.

Changing sensibilities about race also took a toll on the novel's prestige.

Unfortunately for a gay rights movement trying to measure changing sensibilities in this country, Mr. McGreevey could prove to be something less than an ideal test case.

In 1784 Haydn revised Tobia for another Viennese performance, adding choral numbers and cutting back on some of the extended da capo structures, a clear sign that he was well aware of changing sensibilities.

In grappling with the audiences' changing sensibilities the wave of black filmmakers who came of age in the early '90s have, when they get their shot at civil rights history, shied away from traditional protest narratives.

The delicate and changing sensibility of the main character, evident in the prose of the original, was not reflected in the film's traditional, albeit grand, presentation.

To me it's a great honour following in the footsteps of Tom Keneally and Peter Carey, the greatest Australian writer, and I do remember when they won, what it meant in Australia and how it contributed to a changing sensibility about their work, our literature, our culture, ourselves".

Many of the runway shots from the international spring/summer 2005 fashion shows reflect this changing sensibility.

James Burrows, who has produced many hit comedies and is now executive producer and director of "Will and Grace," said: "There are more and more openly gay writers all the time; it's a function of changing American sensibilities.

It's not clear how the lawsuit in LA will play out, but the fact that it's been filed definitely points to changing opinions and sensibilities when it comes to the use of personal data, and more generally how consumers and authorities are starting to think about how all that data that we are generating every day on our connected devices is getting used.