"raw sensibility" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to a person's intense or powerful emotions, and either positive or negative consequences those emotions may have. For example: Her raw sensibility gave her the strength and courage to persevere despite the failure of her original plans.
(As a concession to raw sensibilities, footage of the fireball was snipped).
Vice magazine has built a small media empire out of a raw, ironic sensibility, risqué photographs and a willingness to deal in taboo subjects.
Vimeo feels more curated but YouTube has a raw teenage sensibility that can be endearing if you can be bothered to wade through all the crap.
His 2009 production of "Napoli," which he staged with Sorella Englund — the former dancer who is now on his artistic staff — maintains Bournonville's steps and libretto but transports the ballet to 1950s Italy and gives it a raw Fellini sensibility.
But he could very well be describing his own fashion aesthetic — a brooding, raw-edged sensibility informed on the one hand by Brancusi, Brutalist architecture and Iggy Pop (whose album "The Idiot" Owens likes to think was "recorded in concrete") and, on the other, by such "tippy-top aesthetes" as Oscar Wilde and the Comte Robert de Montesquiou.
But there remained a raw post-punk sensibility in tracks such as Your Turn, My Turn, with its sharp edges.
Editorially, the magazine is a mix of both raw and refined sensibilities, covering in the March issue an array of subjects, some dry, some steamy.
Working with stars including West, the Weeknd, Bon Iver and Frank Ocean, he has directed acclaimed music videos, taken image-defining still photographs and lent his distinctly raw yet epic visual sensibilities to commercials as well.
Americans' sensibilities are raw with worry, worry about things we can't even imagine yet.
