Sentence examples for sensibility compelled from inspiring English sources
Just below the surface, however, you sensed the same roving critical eye that misses nothing and the same sensibility compelled to puncture fantasies: hers as much as ours.
We also meet the founder of the Design Museum Stephen Bayley, whose aesthetic sensibility compels him to destroy a lot of Olympic merchandise.
As I went through Nation to Nation my Chicano eyes and sensibilities compelled me to harken back to the U.S. doctrine of Manifest Destiny, the Mexican American War and the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo.
Do we learn more, living vicariously through Bruce Wayne's personal experiences, or are we more compelled by the circumstances that transpire in Gotham City as Batman – tempered with a dystopian sensibility of justice, and critical of the evils of unchecked urbanism – ventures out to right the wrongs of wealthy greed.
Their grindhouse sensibility carved out a cult niche for Gadd, and they drew on real events, he claims, that he felt compelled to dramatise.
I felt inspired and compelled.
In retrospect his achievement seems modest, but the wry lucidity of his sensibility and style is still compelling.
There are moments when it seems as if he might; or at least, there are moments when it seems as though he might take sufficiently sure hold of his sensibility to make it into something compelling.
