Sentence examples for native sensibility from inspiring English sources
Carpenter had a prosaic native sensibility; his west isn't there to fulfill or disappoint Manifest Destiny.
"If one of my administrators knows you, likes you, thinks you have the native sensibility, we'll reach out".
Is it the case, he wonders, that a nation such as Russia, whose elites have consistently looked to foreign countries for their cultural examples, could nevertheless be held together by "the unseen threads of a native sensibility"?
Their works reflected the ceremonial character of Elizabeth's tastes and showed little evidence of native Russian sensibility.
It was probably inevitable that mass merchandisers would seize on a trend that requires little beyond bowdlerized graphics and ornamental doodads to telegraph cultural reference, and just as likely that items like Urban Outfitter's Navajo Printed Hipster Panty would also turn up soon enough to inflame Native American sensibilities.
Set in Spain in the 1920s, it replaces the spooky northern European romanticism of the Brothers Grimm with a swooning, tragic sensibility native to (or perhaps stereotypically associated with) the Iberian Peninsula.
An anonymous review in Bataviaasch Nieuwsblad found that the film was a mix of native and European sensibilities and lauded its cinematography.
In "Starfish," Peter Watts imagines a power station, located at a deep-sea vent, where physical modifications (replaced lungs, enhanced eyes) allow the workers to swim among the tube worms; some divers "go native," developing a new sensibility suited for the sea floor.
Indeed, since starting out on the NY comedy-club scene, the Brooklyn native's dry, off-kilter sensibility has been found in his writing as well as his (more infrequent) acting.
"People from New York have a whole different sensibility," said Heidi Reich, a native of Howard Beach, Queens, who teaches math at LaGuardia High School.
