Sentence examples for sensibility for all from inspiring English sources

While the artist clearly shares Benjamin's Marxist sensibility, for all its lyric critique of global capitalism "Analogue" is also a series of love letters to the resilience of the material world.

But it's hard not to be charmed by the freewheeling energy and genuine oddball sensibility (for all the bloodshed, the closest thing to foul language is an invitation to "go boil yer 'ead"), while Strummer in particular is unexpectedly great.

The sensibility results for all random variables analyzed, considering C.A. III, are presented in Figures 21,22,23, and24.

Around the state there is a similar dual — or dueling — sensibility: Come visit for all we've got; come because few know what we've got.

The result is "You Are Not Alone" (Anti), a new CD, produced by Mr. Tweedy and released last week, that reflects both her gospel-soul sensibility and his love for all genres of American roots music.

Certain of Prince's works, early on, nailed tropes of the "Pictures" sensibility for good and all.

Perhaps "Kontroll" is best described as an example of American rhythm and pace wedded to a European sensibility — a temperament that tends, for all its dynamism, toward the forlorn, the sardonic, the contemplative.

You have given us proof of your impartiality, your respect for all political sensibilities, even minority opinions, and your ability to avoid political discrimination.

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And Azalea, for all her pop sensibilities, is a truly rubbish rapper.

But for all their activist sensibilities, Oz is absolutely no less a circus.