Sentence examples for sensibilities of from inspiring English sources

Many catered to the sensibilities of their European sponsors.

Its principal intention is to offend the sensibilities of Republicans.

These federal handouts reflect the sensibilities of a wealthy country.

You appreciate the wounded sensibilities of the black-cab fraternity.

The decorations mirror the sensibilities of those who work there.

There is a lot of symmetry, too, in the sensibilities of the two men.

But the finer sensibilities of art historians are, apparently, offended by this approach.

Through their work, Schwarz's incarceration seemed to reflect the sensibilities of a bygone age.

The ceremony, too, reflected the deeply left-leaning sensibilities of Mr. Boyle.

He brings the sensibilities of his old job to his current one.

Beyond that they vary, hailing from distinct corners and sensibilities of the liquid cosmos.