Sentence examples for sensibility from from inspiring English sources

And "We get our moral sensibility from art.

Religion played an inordinately important role in shaping this sensibility from the beginning.

In many ways he bridges the gap separating the medieval sensibility from the modern.

He had a small-town sensibility from growing up in a close family of five children.

Such hard, focused ambivalence matches the sensibility from which "Iron" is forged.

Unlike those earlier works, however, "Mnemonic" isn't trying to translate an artistic sensibility from another form.

Ms. Canty, who brought her small-garden sensibilities from London, grows French beans, tomatoes and herbs.

The Hay Bunau-Varilla Treaty was an irritant to Panamanian sensibilities from tHay Bunau-Varillasigned, in 1903.

The Republican takeover of Congress heightened the urge to speak out, separating Southern sensibilities from conservative principles.

But this would be an even crueler, more absurd waste of law-enforcement resources, and would defeat the aim of protecting tender sensibilities from disturbing sights and sounds.

They examine the overlap of photography and graphic design between the wars through the efforts of a large and diverse cast of sensibilities, from August Sander to Florence Henri, from the Stenberg brothers to Herbert Bayer.