Sentence examples for korean sensibility from inspiring English sources
During the early Choson dynasty, the other side of the Korean sensibility -- a penchant for roughness, asymmetry and the unexpected that is most visible in Korean punchong ware of the 15th and 16th centuries -- exerted a profound influence on Japanese ceramics.
To a Korean sensibility, the Carter-Holbrooke-Brzezinski Cold War justification for the slaughter still echoes in today's discourse over Afghanistan.
At this point, the American and Korean sensibilities achieve seamless unity.
Comparisons will be made between this explicit film, which must have been intended as an assault on Korean sensibilities, and "Last Tango in Paris".
And there are works that may expand the past, like a display of pieces in stone, rope and newsprint, from the late 1950s to the early '80s, by Seung-taek Lee, a Korean artist whose sensibility relates to Arte Povera, at Gallery Hyundai, from Seoul.
There have been rumours that it does not contain the famous octopus-eating scene from the original, but there are signs that the remake holds true to the Korean film's grim and offbeat sensibilities in other ways.
But what is being unveiled now is the heart of the story, at least for contemporary sensibilities: detailed accounts of World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War.
