Sentence examples similar to mark of sensibility from inspiring English sources

One mark of the mature elite sensibility is the capacity to experience gratitude and the power to express it generously — in action as well as in word.

Things started to change in the 1990s, when Quentin Tarantino and Kevin Smith peopled their films with characters who knew as much about pop culture as they did, but their extended riffs on the subtext of "Top Gun" were still the mark of a geeky, alternative sensibility.

Yet "Thor: Ragnarok" is a little different; it bears the mark of its director Taika Waititi's sensibility, a sensibility that, with comedy and cleverness, reflects detectible delight in turning the giant toolbox of the expensive cinema into a toy chest.

He left his mark on the sensibilities of the cultural commissars from the moment of his literary debut in 1956, when, on the strength of one article published in a new magazine, Kveten, he was invited to take part in a conference held to introduce – and keep an eye on – young authors at the Writers' Union's grand country quarters in the baroque palace of Dobris.

It's a matter of sensibility — and of sensitivity.

None so engages visitors in an adventure of sensibility.

It is the lack of sensibility.

Neurological examination revealed no loss of sensibility or motoric dysfunction.

Remorse is the trope of the literal sense of sensibility.

Like living, the time of sensibility occurs despite oneself.

But its basic innovation has been one of sensibility.