Sentence examples for sensibility have from inspiring English sources

Those who in the past sought to identify a distinct Jewish sensibility have sometimes had mischief, or worse, in mind.

Books, which as objects of desire have seemed to have scant place in Hollywood's slick, visual sensibility, have a new role in the business of television.

His programming know-how and hyperactive digital-native sensibility have made him a sought-out adviser to creative professionals like Mr. Formichetti, with whom he is working on a "digital experience" for Diesel.

(Chinen) KURT ELLING (Tonight and tomorrow night) Mr. Elling's surefooted musicality and literary sensibility have made him one of the premier vocalists of our time; he comes with a flexible rhythm section, spearheaded by the pianist Laurence Hobgood.

Some of refined sensibility have complained in advance that the media will exploit this anniversary, that television commentators will wax fatuous, that people are tired of it all — tired of the anthems and the flags, tired of the invocations of "9/11," tired of a certain kitsch, civic and commercial, that has attached itself to the event.

Some of refined sensibility have complained in advance that the media will exploit this anniversary, that television commentators will wax fatuous, that people are tired of it all tired of the anthems and the flags, tired of the invocations of "9/11," tired of a certain kitsch, civic and commercial, that has attached itself to the event.

His sensibility had bifurcated.

Mr. Ryman's sensibility has a heartening breadth.

As president, that sensibility hasn't been dented.

In some ways our Hollywood sensibility has softened our defences.

Our sensibility has nothing to do with that".