Sentence examples for finding a common sensibility from inspiring English sources
The relationship between reader and critic, especially in a field as utilitarian as movie reviews, is a tenuous one which depends on finding a common sensibility.
After all, who isn't in favour of "discussing solutions" and finding "a common vision"?
Citizenship means finding a common place for diverse cultures and beliefs, consistent with our core values.
When Zweig found a copy of Montaigne's writings in a damp cellar he must have been drawn to him by a common sensibility.
Some feminist-oriented composers and musicologists have sought to identify a common sensibility in women's music; this gathering of personalities appeared to defeat such efforts.
"QUOTIDIAN" There's a common sensibility running through this show, and it's not just a reliance on everyday objects or "quotidian" materials.
Experts advise using common sense in finding a preparer.
Nouvel's projects, however, lack not only a recurring formal vocabulary but even a readily apparent common sensibility.
And finding a digital recipe that appeals to kids' over-sensitive sensibilities can be a surprisingly hit and miss process (as Facebook could tell you).
These are the episodes where we may find, in life, the unseen threads of a common Russian sensibility, such as Tolstoy had imagined in his celebrated dancing scene.
