Sentence examples for sensibility changes from inspiring English sources

When a fashion sensibility changes, so do the jewels.

As they engage with the legal system, plaintiffs' legal sensibility changes along two disconnected dimensions: feelings of legal power and its effects, and evaluation and beliefs about the legal system.

Subject number 14 (age 62) was initially subjected to an MRI because of paroxysmal subtle sensibility changes in the skin of the abdomen and back.

In time, Rojas's sensibility changed.

That isn't entirely persuasive: interpretive styles and sensibilities change with time, after all, and quartets don't generally offer museumlike re-creations of their old readings.

Times and sensibilities change, but the forward hussies, blushing vicars and Scots with bulging kilts bear – and bare – comparison with today's omnipresent cards of Priapus or suntanned bottoms.

The present study showed that depending on the speed of a vehicle and the driving mode, the human sensibilities change.

Sensibilities changed: The same moneyed individual who in 1900 might have used antique silver to exhibit his wealth is today more apt to use a painting.

Intimate sensibility triggers changes that the conscious mind would resist.

As with so many members of his generation, Bowie's sensibility was changed forever by American rock'n'roll, which, after failed experiments in folk, mod and psychedelia, he revisited in the character of Ziggy Stardust.

Feasibility, validity, reliability, and sensibility to change were evaluated.