Sentence examples for diverse sensibilities from inspiring English sources

To recast the metaphor for the current era, it may even be desirable to reshuffle the tracks to suit diverse sensibilities.

RESPONDING to years of declining readership, DC Comics — the publisher behind Superman, Batman and other superheroes — recently reintroduced itself with 52 new titles, featuring characters and story lines that better reflect today's diverse sensibilities.

Invisible lines separate historically Protestant from historically Roman Catholic districts, while the tall mountains of the Saint Gotthard Pass separate northern from southern Europe and their diverse sensibilities and habits.

The report, similar to one that Mr. Garment worked on for Congress in 1990 concerning the National Endowment for the Arts, held that government may consider a community's "diverse sensibilities" when distributing public money.

This art space is at the core of the city's diverse artisanal sensibility.

They examine the overlap of photography and graphic design between the wars through the efforts of a large and diverse cast of sensibilities, from August Sander to Florence Henri, from the Stenberg brothers to Herbert Bayer.

Theoretically, that's not an easy task, considering our diverse preferences and hypercritical sensibilities.

Then, Spain was finally blending as a national team, putting diverse talents and regional sensibilities together in a way that Germany almost always has.

One of his most talked-about songs, "Sister Smile," ties his diverse influences and offbeat sensibility together.

The shape-shifting Moon, wandering planets, pointillist stars, and occasional comet enchanted our sensibilities while inspiring diverse tales of origin.

I am no longer interested in reasonable debate about diverse interpretations of ancient cultural sensibilities with religious leaders who refuse to do their homework.