Sentence examples for physical sensibility from inspiring English sources

This scene has a strong physical sensibility, in other words, and this gets into the pinks too.

All the hallmarks of this formidable tone poet are on show: the murmurs of internal monologue that take the place of conversation, the reverence for green thoughts, the hopeless lurches into action, the bizarre physical sensibility that registers every flicker of sunlight but shies away, as if for fear of bruising, from any breath of sex.

Apelt, who saw Kepler's mathematics, aesthetic sensibility, physical ideas, and theology as part of a unified system of thought, produced the first extended analysis of Kepler's life and work.

The poems have been described as an evocation of (among other things) masculinity, physical beauty and gay sensibility.

However the answer to the question of which physical measures of hand sensibility and hand strength should be used in clinical trials in CTS has continued to elude us.

I meant the whole difference in your characters, sensibilities and physical attributes.

Without that lively sensibility registered by physical touch, what you have is just technique -- something a machine could master.

Ms. Benglis is a supremely intuitive, physical artist with an extravagant sensibility and an elusive goal: to give liquidity permanent and dramatic form outside the confines of painting.

In the 18th century, sensibility was a physical phenomenon that came to be attached to a specific set of moral beliefs.

Our results give some support to this hypothesis as we observe that the prevalence of MRI findings of decreased disc water and height and protrusion, and of the physical examination findings of disturbed sensibility to pain and disturbed motor function and pain drawing findings of nerve involvement were in the same quartile (between 77 and 95%).

The Modern's singular view of art history came, over time, to take on the stature of myth, and these days politically correct critics call it into question, but the fact is that the gallery scheme was as much a result of physical limitations as of curators' sensibilities.