Sentence examples for proper sensibility from inspiring English sources

Although Wollstonecraft promotes sensibility in this text, it is not the same kind that she condemns in the Rights of Woman; proper sensibility, she contends, rests on sympathy and, most importantly, is controlled by reason.

"But Stafford had exactly the right sensibility".

He leads a bill of comics who, like him, combine verbal wit with outrageous silliness and a proper slapstick sensibility.

And it's very helpful to have a proper financier with a European sensibility, which perhaps has more respect for the film-maker than the American one".

Ms. Ptak, a pastry chef who once worked at Chez Panisse, applies a modern, seasonal and decidedly Californian sensibility to the proper British baked goods in her London bakery.

PERHAPS it just shows a proper regard for the unfathomable sensibilities of the Scots and Welsh.

Yet, for my money, his work displays a richer, deeper literary sensibility than that of his "proper" literary contemporaries.

Though pretty and proper, it also hints at the couple's political sensibilities: "In lieu of gifts, the bride and groom encourage donations to Doctors Without Borders".

Obtaining the low sensibility to defocus for wavefront coding systems depends on designing a proper phase profile.

But having finally re-mastered them, the idea is to now use them as inspiration for a proper Telemaco album in 2015, unearthing a whole new side of his euphonic sensibilities.

However, knowing the sensibility of activated carbons to X-ray action, X-ray radiography coupled with a proper digital image processing method as proposed in this paper can be used to characterize the exhaustion level of the GAC.