Sentence examples for sensibility just from inspiring English sources

If it doesn't do well, could people conclude, "He's a TV guy, but that sensibility just doesn't translate to film?" Yes, that is possible.

David: If you want to understand the Tea Party sensibility, just drive from rural Indiana east to Washington, as I just did last night — through Ohio, West Virginia, central Pennsylvania and western Maryland.

By this logic, though, I could have chosen not to read "Pretensions to Empire" before reviewing it, since I already knew Lapham's sensibility, just as he claims to know the Republicans'.

1942), geography (New England), lineage (stepson of a prep-school teacher), profession (novelist), and sensibility: "Just look at what you write, Bill," one of his male lovers says; "overkill is your middle name!" "In One Person" focusses longest on Bill's years as a faculty brat and student at Favorite River Academy, in First Sister, Vermont.

It is a central part of Labour's strategy that it must appeal to London and its metropolitan, multicultural sensibilities, just as David Cameron has been trying to do.

As a result of these two factors, New York City leaders had to make sure that their international policies reflected Jewish sensibilities, just as Jewish New Yorkers had come to understand that the municipal government could be an effective tool in influencing global politics.

If an outright themed design is too much for your sensibilities, just go for a color.

SD: Virginia Woolf was dangerous, but there were a number of safe casting options we could have made to satisfy those people who wanted an English sensibility, but we just wanted someone dangerous.

Considering FISH as the gold standard technique, CISH demonstrated a great specificity but a low sensibility, since just 37.5% of amplified FISH cases were detected by CISH.

From our point of view, they understood the secrets of mechanical and industrial dominance — they were literally empowered, and in a rush — but some element of sensibility or just plain sense got lost in their swift ascension.

The decisions reflect the sensibility of just one person: Steven P. Jobs, the C.E.O.