Sentence examples for develop sensibility from inspiring English sources

That slap, saying that only idiots would laugh at pain and death, that a child must develop sensibility, is the same slap that "Bonnie and Clyde" delivers to the woman saying "It's a comedy".

And yet entirely befitting of an animal with such a highly developed sensibility, a deep-rooted sense of family and, yes, such a good long-term memory, the elephant is not going out quietly.

He thrilled to a performance, in French, by Sarah Bernhardt, as Hamlet, for what he later recalled as her "intricate metamorphosis of thoughts" — quite the keynote of his own developing sensibility.

Mr. Franzen's essay is pedestrian in comparison, a standard slice of elegiac writing about a vanished America and the ambivalence he felt about the developing sensibility, and eventually the worldly success, that placed a barrier between him and the simpler pleasures of his past.

A visit to all four will both give you an instant sense of what a varied thing this art phenomenon, largely New York-generated, was and reacquaint you with a quartet of its most highly developed sensibilities.

Because to develop the sensibility, one must first have the place.

His style is a mix of "Mad magazine meets Foreign Affairs," said Mr. Ferguson, who added he should develop that sensibility as editor.

Decision-makers need to develop a sensibility about when self-interest turns into endangerment with large social costs.

It takes awhile to develop a sensibility about these things.

But it is also gratifying to see our students develop a sensibility about what a prospective employer needs to know.

Dickinson College President Bill Durdin says what they've done by educating Akbar suits the Dickinson College mission to, "Develop global sensibility, engage the world, seek connections, practice civility and strive for accountability".