Sentence examples for distinct sensibilities from inspiring English sources

It's an intricate cats-cradle of two distinct sensibilities, one 60s, the other post-80s.

Mr. Greenberg and Mr. Cunningham have wildly distinct sensibilities, but they share an interest in understated, nuanced, spatially intelligent dance.

"We all brought our distinct sensibilities to 'The State,' " said Mr. Black, who released his own debut album, "I Am a Wonderful Man," last fall.

From a common ground that included a taste for popular culture, figuration and a certain tactility, as well a sly alertness to Abstract Expressionism and Surrealism, they developed robustly distinct sensibilities that are represented here mostly by excellent, little-seen examples.

Celebrity chef David Chang brings his distinct sensibilities to this Netflix food series about the less-presentable, but no less-tasty aspects of global food culture.

The videos were accompanied by headlines and text that evinced a distinct sensibility — ironic, knowing, smug.

Yet for all their seeming randomness, Mr. Agematsu's extractions bear the stamp of a distinct sensibility.

Whether Pig Iron and its follow-up are set weeks or centuries apart, however, is ultimately immaterial, as both are clearly products of the same distinct sensibility.

One of his first characteristic pieces, for three percussion players, bears the Feldmanesque title "Always Very Soft," although the seamlessness of the construction — accelerating and decelerating patterns overlap to create a single, ever-evolving sonority — hints at a distinct sensibility.

But where Mr. Cronenberg turns that insight into dark poetry, Mr. Fawcett is fundamentally a sly, dry satirist, with a distinct sensibility and a promising talent of his own.

The Book of Matthew by Matthew Welton 80pp, Carcanet, £7.95 Matthew Welton's first collection, The Book of Matthew, is something of an achievement: it arrives with a unique and distinct sensibility; his poems create their own evocative and elusive worlds.