Sentence examples for sensibility beyond from inspiring English sources

Charlie's evident annoyance with him may be because Eli has never developed his sensibility beyond the mental age of about 13.

Writing the score for Matilda and appearing in Jesus Christ Superstar have restricted his solo live work recently, but he possesses a melodic sensibility beyond many of his peers in musical comedy as well as some often surprisingly subtle writing.

Transient convergence and relational sensibility: beyond the modern constitution of nature.

Her sensibility goes beyond feminism – she also wants Tate to have much more art from outside Europe.

Words, like bodies, have a sense and sensibility that creep beyond narrative logic into the realm of experience, whether on the page or in the flesh.

The semistaged program promises readings from memoirs, restored musical numbers and, one can hope, a sensibility that moves beyond nostalgia to recover a cultural moment often evoked but seldom appreciated on its own terms.

There are awkwardnesses -- a prolonged comparison of oft-invaded Calabria to a prostitute -- but these are overcome by a determinedly seeking sensibility that lifts beyond determination into the inspired.

The status of a memory of sensuous events, which affect us before we can represent them, must frame sensibility as intrinsically meaningful, intrinsically beyond-itself.

It's a sensibility that goes well beyond his wardrobe.

The depthlessness of the resulting collage may be the point; when Coupland's characters wake up in an ersatz suburban landscape that "seemed to have been airfreighted in from the Fox lot" or turn to each other with cries of "Oh, Randy, this is so Oscar clip," you may choose to see a writer satirizing a sensibility that cannot see beyond the end of its cosmetically enhanced nose.

Also, people need to move beyond the sensibility that a woman should have an abortion only for some harrowing reason — she's carrying a fetus with a severe disability or she was raped or she is poor and cannot afford another child.