Sentence examples for intended sensibility from inspiring English sources

With influences as broad as My Bloody Valentine, Public Enemy and the Velvet Underground and a recent collaboration with the German art rockers Faust, the intended sensibility can get murky.

Blunt choreography gives the piece a mild feminist theme, though the overall attempts to be more ecstatic than intellectual do not always achieve the pagan sensibility intended.

That adult sensibility is intended to inform every movement.

But they are intended to reflect the sensibilities — and the fit requirements — of contemporary shoppers.

The New York Times has an expansive explanation: "Under Times standards, we do not normally publish images or other material deliberately intended to offend religious sensibilities.

The ads — short videos and billboard posters — were intended to touch the sensibilities of Israeli expatriates and tap into their national identity, according to the Ministry of Immigrant Absorption, which oversaw the campaign.

Or, perversely, are they intended to abrade contemporary sensibilities in the same way that classical music is used at the Port Authority Bus Terminal and Pennsylvania Station, to repel vagrants by driving them to distraction?

The new approach, reflecting the changing dynamics of Hispanics across the country, can be seen in the network debut of the Cuban-born television personality Cristina Saralegui as the host of a Sunday variety show, and in a crop of new telenovelas intended to reflect the sensibilities of acculturated Hispanics.

He ultimately decided against running the cartoons and the cover with the explanation: "We do not normally publish images or other material deliberately intended to offend religious sensibilities".

Intended to combine "a tabloid sensibility with a broadsheet intelligence", the publication represents Murdoch's determination to push the newspaper business beyond the realm of print.

By naming the democratically elected president, "commander in chief," the founders intended that the people's sensibility would pull rank on the military high command.