Sentence examples for new sensibilities from inspiring English sources

Literary works grow or shrink in significance as the moment in which they were created recedes and as new readers bring new sensibilities to bear on them.

On February 5th the University of Kent staged a session entitled "New Sensibilities: Reactions to the Death of Princess Diana and the Trial of Louise Woodward".

Gumbrecht conveys these fragments of history as a living network of new sensibilities, evoking in us the excitement of another era.

The company, based in Omaha, said on Tuesday that it expected to deliver better results in the second half of the year because it would raise prices and change its approach to better appeal to shoppers' new sensibilities.

Historical Western styles like French Rococo, with its all-frills approach to ornament, were revamped for new sensibilities, as in a daffy, proto-Surrealist wall clock, all gilt and curlicues, cooked up by the Spanish artist Antonio Gaudi.

It's of little consequence that Brand's Arthur, in a seeming sop to new sensibilities, passes through rehab and cleans up his act, because so much of his behavior — and of the film's action — is overwhelmingly cartoonish and trivial.

Last year, he ceded that title to Maer Roshan, who came from New York magazine, bringing an entirely new sensibility.

"It's a new sensibility".

More important, it comes with a new sensibility.

Are moviegoers bringing some new sensibility to these riddling movies?

It is a new sensibility on many fronts.