Sentence examples for present sensibility from inspiring English sources

Ms. Miller, who keeps a low profile on the dinner party circuit and gardens on Fire Island when she feels the need to disconnect from publishing, insists New York's present sensibility, including its bevy of "best of" service articles, is not so different from the template that Clay Felker and Milton Glaser invented in 1968.

The music's numbing lack of variety suggests that past and present sensibilities are essentially the same.

[In the two repeats during the festival the singers were almost entirely different.] Just one example of how Mr. Pountney blended past and present sensibilities: there was ample folk costume and dance, yet the wedding, just preceding the discovery of Jenufa's drowned baby, was bathed in sickly green light, as if all this cheerful period folkishness was under water.

As already said, clinical criteria for VAP diagnosis present high sensibility but low specificity.

With our present day sensibility, it is hard to think back to a day when air travel for letters was a rarity--a special service promising speedy delivery and therefore worthy of an extra postal fee.

L. donovani promastigotes and amastigotes present different sensibility to topoisomerase I inhibitors [ 133– 133].

Martin Scorsese's adaptation of Edith Wharton's The Age of Innocence brought a present-day sensibility to the characters' romantic dilemma.

The assay presented good sensibility and reproducibility of results and the negative controls were not mistakenly detected.

Specifically in the case of the ethanol/Pt(1 1 1) interface, the SFG spectroscopy presents higher sensibility to the interface response compared to the FTIR spectroscopy.

The main contribution of this paper is to empirically show the robustness of the SISO controller, presenting a sensibility analysis of its parameters.

It will be futuristic according to our present-tense sensibilities: great for pedestrians, culturally evolved.