Sentence examples for sensibility reflected from inspiring English sources
Much of its programming exudes a liberal sensibility reflected in cultural references and, to an extent, story selection.
It's a sensibility reflected in debates about affirmative action, which continues to aggravate tensions between blacks and Jews.
He was drawn to the postmodernists, whose affection for puzzles and mirrors-within-mirrors sensibility reflected his own enthusiasm for math and philosophy.
No doubt this sensibility reflects Kyle's experience and if so, that's fine.
On one hand, the debut episode mingles a spirit of fun with an arch and sometimes randy sensibility, reflecting its pedigree.
Alex Van Gestel, managing director for McKinney New York, said the new campaign includes "some of the DNA from where the brand was in the past" including its "European sensibility," reflecting how Mentos, and the original commercials, came from Europe.
TED's sensibility reflects a West Coast mood, one that becomes palpable down near Big Sur, where the light changes from the buttery subtropical glaze of Southern California to something cooler and more filtered, where people start calling the Pacific Coast Highway by the simpler name of Highway 1.
From the Apple watch to the Nike swoosh, our minimalist sensibilities reflect the limitations of earlier modes of manufacturing; ones which could not support ornamentation, customization, and localization.
The insider's sensibility is reflected in every aspect of the production.
The divide in Mr. Sheik's sensibility was reflected on Monday in his choice of instrumentation and in his acute focus on texture.
That sensibility is reflected in not just some of the plays he's staged, but also by his work on the Afro-Asian committee of Equity.
