Sentence examples for remarkable sensibility from inspiring English sources

Inherently poetic, Webern's music mirrors his remarkable sensibility.

The letters were characterized from the first by remarkable sensibility, wit, and clarity.

Although Thompson could display a remarkable feminist sensibility, as for instance in the moving defense of Mary Wollstonecraft included here, his admiration for the radical William Cobbett was undiminished by Cobbett's vicious anti-Semitism and his talk of "fat and greasy Negroes".

Its Art Deco building inspires a remarkable retro-sensibility in the planetarium show.

He said Mr. Piano's plan achieved the goal with "remarkable subtlety and sensibility".

A remarkably analytical sensibility.

Some 250 years after Piranesi's engravings and sketches, it's remarkable how close his sensibility seems to that of Mr. Eisenman's contemporaries, who also struggled to break free of orthodoxies — in their case, Modernism and postmodernist classicism.

The singer's nomadic solo career has explored his art-rock sensibility and remarkable six-octave voice, but back then he looked like a long-haired MTV pinup and could sing like Axl Rose.

It is an oddball production to our modern eyes and sensibilities, but remarkable all the same: it appears to be the first-ever American anti-Nazi film.

Giuseppe Maria Crespi (called Lo Spagnolo, "The Spaniard") turned instead toward the early paintings of Guercino and evolved a deeply sincere style, remarkable for its immediacy and sensibility.

The solicitude of the Democrats for Catholic sensibilities is especially remarkable.