Sentence examples for sensibility think from inspiring English sources

(That person doesn't have to be glamorous or trendy; he or she just has to have an industrial-strength sensibility — think of DeWitt Wallace, of Reader's Digest, or Michael Bloomberg).

This blend of the minutely detailed and the enormously lurid is like the degraded fallout of a Pop Art sensibility; think of Lichtenstein and Rosenquist, of big pleading faces and fighter planes, then strip away the enamelling of irony, and you are left with the customized weirdness of the summer war movie, in which all strife is a blast.

And of "Pearl Harbor," he writes, "This blend of the minutely detailed and the enormously lurid is like the degraded fallout of a Pop Art sensibility; think of Lichtenstein and Rosenquist, of big pleading faces and fighter plans, then strip away the enamelling of irony, and you are left with the customized weirdness of the summer war movie, in which all strife is a blast".

Ang Lee, who directed her in Sense and Sensibility, thinks that Thompson's comedy instincts may be her greatest asset.

So if I have a Jewish sensibility, I think it's more in the cultural sense.

Lindsay Doran, producer, "Sense and Sensibility": OI think the idea of investigating romance--does it kill young girls or make them better --is intriguing to a lot of us.

A sentimental subject is not handled predictably, as a clever redneck poem; instead, it becomes the expression of an inner life, a single existence and sensibility — you think I'm a hick, but I've been to Europe — which is both amusing and unsettling.

"But," I ask, "I'm interested to know what Californio sensibility you think you're offering as U.S poet laureate that no one else has?" "I bring the borderlands soul," he says.

But the sheer volume of images that wash over us now have blunted our sensibilities, I think, and made us less alive to the beauty, the poetry and the mysteries of the naked body.

Hated the sensibility that thought anyone would like it.

As it was, the effort needed to project the kind of sensibility he thought appropriate for the job in hand often tipped him over into portentousness.