Sentence examples for consistent sensibility from inspiring English sources

Even though he recently switched to a digital camera for large-format printing, his pictures have a consistent sensibility.

They want it to be a big-tent show — everyone gets their five minutes (if that) — to the exclusion of any consistent sensibility.

But to Ms. Silverman these provocative comedy bits are all reflections of a consistent sensibility, one that trusts her audience will know when she is totally kidding and when she is only sort of kidding.

A consistent governing sensibility expands then retracts with impressive suppleness - it's rather like a genie returning to its bottle.

Though the idea had not come from him (Kevin Williamson wrote the screenplay), it was consistent with his sensibility.

An example of responses consistent with 'cultural sensibility' is: "I suppose I would see it [cultural diversity] as actually being to do with ethnicity, along with religion, social class, gender, perhaps disability and sexual orientation, the ways in which people are different.

All factions of feminist ideologies want women to be treated fairly and equitably consistent with their sensibilities.

"If there can be this beacon of sensibility, a consistent, transparent company that has a single product line and the same product sold everywhere at a consistent price, we believe that is one of the reasons for our success".

This sensibility is consistent throughout the record, and all three Claytons are in on it.

Yet despite the difference in scale, the sensibility is consistent and the vibe roughly the same.

Signac's later work showed an increasingly spontaneous use of the divisionist technique, which was more consistent with his poetic sensibility.