Sentence examples for deep sensibility from inspiring English sources

7. Emma by Jane Austen (1816) Jane Austen's Emma is her masterpiece, mixing the sparkle of her early books with a deep sensibility.

There was consistency in completing the GCT items concerning the physical examination in this section when considered that at least one health care professional had documented the evaluation except for two items (Additional file 2): examination of the strength in upper and lower extremities (78%, 0.21) and of the deep sensibility in lower extremities (69%, 0.29).

What you lose in adrenalin rush, you gain in deeper sensibility.

Certainly there are plenty chills and thrills, particularly with The Others, but there's a deeper sensibility that seems to exist these days.

And third, most importantly of all, Austen's last novel has the sparkle of early books such as Pride and Prejudice, mixed with a sharper and deeper sensibility.

So I started imagining a deeper sensibility through painting to document the place". .

The solution is not found by legislating sexual ethics but by appealing to people's deepest sensibilities and desires.

I pluck a paragraph from the New York Times and for an instant I'm possessed by Alfred, Lord Tennyson, aquiver with puzzlement down to my deepest sensibilities.

"Aside from the fact that birthing bodies have a lot in common philosophically with zombies, they are also, like the zombie, a public imaginary, a body that stands-in and is infused with our deepest sensibilities.

He later regarded his early atheism as the stirrings of a deep religious sensibility.

They share a separatist's mentality and a profound debt to local culture, sticking mainly to their own necks of the woods, and a deep sensual sensibility.