There is a wider point here: if there ever was an essential British political sensibility, it was surely weighted down with the lessons of the past, reluctant to tear up existing arrangements, and sceptical of big schemes.
Through the poems, little by little, my therapist began to meet and talk with the poet, an essential part of my sensibility that first emerged when I was a small child forging elaborate imaginary worlds and the "Secret Society of Selves" I write about in several poems.
To think about how the world has been pared down to a most essential fight or flight sensibility.
Dear readers will recognize the essential outlines of "Sense and Sensibility".
Rulings are made with an eye to future social policy and moral sensibility, once an essential part of the judicial process, is ignored.
Emile learns to prefer feeling and spontaneity to theory and reason, and religious sensibility is an essential element of his makeup.
Koetsu's art exemplifies some of the most essential elements of the Japanese sensibility, including its signal indifference to the distinction between art and craft, or the migration of similar motifs from one medium to another.
Among the positive conditions it requires is an education that develops deliberative competence by providing understanding of different historical periods and social possibilities, developing cultural and aesthetic sensibilities, developing skills essential for critical reasoning and assessment, and cultivating habits of intellectual curiosity, modesty, and open-mindedness (V 12 15).
The 19 films that Laurel and Hardy made under McCarey's supervision, including three that he directed, were essential in forming McCarey's comic sensibilities.
Once the $600,000 project received the go-ahead from the museum administration early this year, said Chris Harvey, the show's creative director, he began searching for artists and animators with the skills and sensibilities he viewed as essential to it.
