Sentence examples for particular sensibilities from inspiring English sources

Television, film, music and most other mass media are usually too closely bound to the particular sensibilities of their country of origin to appeal to a broad global audience, especially in the case of a relatively homogeneous country like Japan.

We weren't too worried about how much the writers already knew about the subject matter in hand: it was their curiosity and particular sensibilities we were interested in, their facility with narrative, rather than any pre-existing expertise.

"Wes makes movies according to his own particular sensibilities," Balaban said.

Presumably it looked the same in 1989, which might have appealed to Milat's particular sensibilities.

My suspicion is that "love the sinner/hate the sin" language operates practically as a convenient mechanism by which one can appear morally superior to those whose sins most offend one's particular sensibilities -- all for the purposes of public consumption.

No one knows, too, how a particular sensibility is liable to react to a particular contingency.

There's a particular sensibility — a braveness of color, a sensitivity for line".

Regardless, the podcast is still a great listen for movie fans with a very particular sensibility.

As with crossword puzzles, Jack grows easier once you get into the rhythm of the game's particular sensibility.

"Zetland: By a Character Witness" isn't a story at all but rather a sketch of a particular sensibility.

Does it not make far more sense to suppose that all of these phenomena arise in my breast, that they are the responses of a particular sensibility to otherwise valueless events and entities?