Sentence examples for is sensibility from inspiring English sources
noun
The ability to sense, feel or perceive; especially to be sensitive to the feelings of another.
- I think sensibility is important in a relationship.
What is significant here is sensibility rather than plotting, and that contributes to the novel's memoirish feel.
It is sensibility of a different kind, and how fortunate listeners are to have this point of view to go along with so many others.
And, this: a bare eye and a sneak-attack matte red lip is, sensibility-wise, the same thing as being flat-chested but having a fat ass: the ultimate.
Their most stark contrast might be sensibility.
Constructive compromise in a republic is not surrender; it's sensibility.
They are sensibility manuals; they show what sort of unhappiness is in style this decade.
His was the first show to arrive with a Britain's fan's sensibility to formal possibilities".
Not everyone's sensibilities, however, are quite so delicate.
What is that sensibility?
But no less rare is the sensibility.
