After all, he adds with his typical brio, "there is something in the creed to offend virtually every contemporary sensibility".
Take into account every fragile sensibility or unintended consequence on the other side of the world, and public discourse will shrink to vanishing.The proviso a vital one is that not everything that is permitted is compulsory or desirable.
There is something on this disc for every taste and sensibility, from the gorgeous, soaring "Painted on Canvas" that begins the record, to the standard "God Bless The Child," done here as a prayerful a cappella, that concludes it.
Wondrous almanacs of one man's sensibility, their every page bulges with interest and beauty.
Every installment shares his sensibility, the idea that comedy is pervasive in our human interactions – especially romantic relationships and family dynamics – and that exploring our shared humanity not only leads to laughs but some sort of enlightenment.
"Kumkum Bhagya," an Indian soap opera set in a marriage hall and loosely based on Jane Austen's "Sense and Sensibility," airs every night from seven-thirty to eight-thirty, during which time village life comes to a standstill.
The architect Peter Zumthor observes that our perception of atmosphere is intuitive, having evolved through an advanced emotional sensibility: "Not every situation grants us time to make up our minds on whether or not we like something – or whether, indeed, we might be better heading off in the opposite direction".
Swede Oliver Nelson maintains his country's sterling reputation for pop sensibility with every track he puts out.
Watkins can "create a wartime sensibility in which every footfall on the stairs has you holding your breath in anticipation," Katharine Weber wrote here in 2000.
But not every industry had the same sensibility.
