Sentence examples for mixed sensibility from inspiring English sources

But as directed by David Petrarca with a tone that artfully matches the mixed sensibility of Mr. Lindsay-Abaire's script and acted by a delightful ensemble, "Fuddy Meers" winds up eluding categorization.

(The same mixed sensibility is evident in Alexander Dodge's claustrophobic, sylvan set, featuring a looming house with white columns that suggests a scaled-down version of the mansion in Eugene O'Neill's "Mourning Becomes Electra".) When the play takes a screeching U-turn into grotesqueness, you can't say that Ms. Rebeck hasn't prepared you.

It's part of the drama's very strange mixture of compassion and nastiness; perhaps no surprise given that the series creator is Frank Darabont, who directed The Green Mile, a film with similar mixed sensibilities – remember that botched electric-chair execution?

It's a very British, practical sensibility, mixed with platonic geometric forms and sometimes cosmic motifs" – as the mysterious celestial pods of Cullinan's Cambridge mathematics faculty demonstrate.

His Chinese pop sensibilities, mixed with his 70s and 80s Brit pop influences, comprise an inspiring live performance like no other.

David C. Woolard and Thomas Charles LeGalley's costumes wittily extend that mixed then-and-now sensibility.

"That's mixed with a European sensibility" that is influenced by "the beautiful work of the Italian Baroque artists".

Almodóvar has something of Sirk's passionate empathy with women, mixed with a gay sensibility - though the film is unlike Sirk's in that men are entirely marginal.

The script, "Art of Submission," sought to combine the virtues of traditional kung fu cinema with the street-savvy sensibilities of mixed martial arts, or M.M.A., as it's widely known.

But the film's ardent fidelity to Mr. Eugenides's style and sensibility is a mixed blessing.

His joltingly mixed moods have a novelistic sensibility, with a fluid and astute visual vulnerability to match.