Sentence examples for human sensibility from inspiring English sources

Something changed in human sensibility.

Virginia Woolf saw a shift in human sensibility in the early years of the 20th century.

According to Kant, knowledge results not when the mind accommodates itself to the world but rather when the world conforms to the requirements of human sensibility and rationality.

Rosenbaum, a lawyer, essayist and novelist, seeks to reshape the bloodless American legal system into a "moral" one -- responsive to the nuance of human sensibility and spirit.

Attributing human sensibility to the forest fire ("as with all fires, it will have no desire but to live") adds nothing to its already cataclysmic presence.

There are two 'stops' on greed to the nth degree: the first is the carrying capacity of Earth, and the second is human sensibility.

Yet their conclusions can trip into areas that require human sensibilities to truly understand their implications.

In fact, the idea that the sea contains a hidden kind of life, incomprehensible to human sensibilities, is at the center of these pieces.

Hence deliciousness is a holistic property of how something tastes, dependent on human sensibilities.

The present study showed that depending on the speed of a vehicle and the driving mode, the human sensibilities change.

The challenge is that Google's algorithm has to do this while keeping the rest of the image looking 'normal,' or appealing to our natural human sensibilities.