Sentence examples for i sensibility from inspiring English sources

She has also brought a Division I sensibility to the program, preparing typed and detailed notes on opponents.

Watching Marianne's near-death scene (lovesickness, fever) in "Sense and Sensibility," I wondered why I was so pierced, and so desolated, when Elinor addresses her sister as, simply, "my dearest".

I understand the sensibility, it's partly my sensibility, but I also repudiate it.

"If you price with the same market sensibility I have, you're actually paying me a subtle compliment and telling me I'm right".

At one level it explains the popular – often jocular – anti-British sensibility I saw at Lexington.

But sometimes, contrariwise and somewhat incoherently, Kant seems instead to say that the imagination at once (i) belongs to sensibility and yet also (ii) is caused by the action of the understanding on sensibility.

I think my sensibilities are East Coast sensibilities.

I like that sensibility in films, too.

Another theory turns on ethnic sensibility, i.e., Jewish humor.

"That was a life and sensibility I understood".

A. I love their sensibility, their melodies, their lyrics, the way they weave the three keyboards.