Sentence examples for sensibility well from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hersch, a pianist, comes with a sensibility well informed by the best American composers in jazz, theater and films, by Brazilian music, by classical music.

These digressions, despite their occasional longueurs, are an essential component of Marías' self-consciously literary sensibility, well-rendered in Margaret Jull Costa's excellent translation (although her handful of British-isms — "wide boy" for wheeler-dealer, "grassing" for snitching — may land flat on some North American ears).

They include new titles, such as Sense and Sensibility, as well as a few older titles that sold well as DVDs in the past few years, such as Robocop, Species and Legends of the Fall.

Well, The Piano Teacher is shot through with that acid sensibility – as well as being a completely gripping thriller.

If you like, we want sensibility as well as sense.

The script is by Bret Easton Ellis, whose sensibility meshes well with Schrader's.

New dishes reflect his cross-cultural sensibility as well as his French technique.

This condition is characterized by diminution in sensibility as well as severe pain when any stimulus exceeds a certain threshold.

By tapping into a fantasy of nice women gone bad, the designer proved once again that he has sensibility — as well as sense — up his sleeve.

But Mr. Howard, who invested personal funds in Proenza, is no less motivated by the boys' contemporary sensibility, as well as an unspoiled nature.

(Ms. Kotze, who pops up unpredictably on the contemporary dance scene, is an artist of rare sensibility as well as a fine technician).