Sentence examples for great sensibility from inspiring English sources

Great sensibility here, always surprising.

"Ross had a great sensibility about what cartoonists could do," said Mr. Modell, who started drawing for The New Yorker in 1945.

High mobility (0.23 cm2 V−1 s−1) of the microwires measured in ambient conditions by organic field-effect transistor (OFET) devices was achieved, vapor and photo responsive conductive characteristics with great sensibility, reversibility and rapid response were also revealed.

Some people of great sensibility and intelligence — Larkin, Auden, and Emily Dickinson, to name three — find intolerable the idea of open seas, of high windows letting in the light, and nothing beyond.

Generally, the respondents showed a great sensibility on this topic.

EH: Joe has a great sensibility, he was our guide through it.

"We've got a much greater sensibility on climate change and even conflict minerals, but on palm oil we are really playing catch-up, which is terrible because the destruction is already underway.

Figure of merits of the method can be improved by using a smaller phase ratio (i.e., an increase in the blood volume and a decrease in the HS volume), which lead to lower detection limits, better repeatability values and greater sensibility.

The ELISA technique is used more because it has a greater sensibility and specificity than the IIF technique [ 11].

This is confirmed by our hemodynamic model, which highlighted the primary role of HR, which in turn influences MAP, that is, the C50 estimate for the SV⋅SVR product was three times as high as that estimated for HR, reflecting a much greater sensibility of the HR response to Ep.

Reviewing "Lincoln's Virtues" in The Washington Post, the journalist Edwin M. Yoder Jr. called it a "marvelous 'ethical biography,' " adding, "In this journey through a great and uncommonly large sensibility, we feel we are in the hands of a Virgil worthy of the trip".