Sentence examples for exquisite sensibility from inspiring English sources

So is this the indication of an exquisite sensibility?

Likewise, de Wolfe's exquisite sensibility did not extend into the political arena.

What I should have added is: the artist of exquisite sensibility in Hollywood.

They were drawn to her freedom from social convention, and to the exquisite sensibility that informed her cult of Goethe, her extensive correspondence, and her love affairs.

There are genuinely bad guys at large in this novel, villains of exquisite sensibility, as interested in the esoteric as Monsieur Pain.

The exquisite sensibility of Magdalen Nabb's police procedurals has all to do with the feeling of displacement that haunts her sensitively observed characters.

The biggest puzzle of course is how this actress of such exquisite sensibilities could mistake this for a comedy.

So how does an uprooted Bosnian-born writer with an exquisite prose sensibility deploy his talents?

The same sort of exquisite refinement and sensibility characterizes the disputed portrait supposedly of the poet Antonio Broccardo (c. 1506).

If Case decided to front The New Pornographers full-time, it might sound just like this: punk sensibilities, exquisite harmonies, whip-smart lyrics, synths that sound like horns and sophisticated shots of cello and Wurlitzer thrown in for good measure.

He was known for his refined sensibilities and exquisite taste.