Sentence examples for serious sensibility from inspiring English sources

The Bird — pumping his fists, waving his arms, jumping around the mound as if it were a stage — brought a rock and roll beat to the deliberate pace and serious sensibility of baseball, and the fans carried on like extras in the studio scenes of "A Hard Day's Night".

All indicators showed good sensibility and specificity.

The evidence after a week and a half of the Cannes Film Festival is that the usual excess, the hype, the anxiety, the strenuous star-studdedness of this annual event can coexist rather comfortably with what the French would call a serious cinematic sensibility.

They have several more things in common: exploratory yet melodic sensibilities, serious compositional ambitions and the tutelage of the saxophonist David Liebman.

Good temperature sensibility can contribute to hand protection sensibility; however, it is probably less important than touch sensibility.

The whole show, though, is over in 45 minutes and Payne's performing persona – bashful, quizzical, switching between serious data – illuminates the sensibility and interests that make his plays so original and compelling.

That was a serious misunderstanding of Latino sensibilities, leaders said.

It is the new pop-culture sensibility: nothing's serious.

The problem is that a sentence like this -- arguably a dead sentence, with a few quasi-facts entombed in an inert moral sensibility -- parades as serious news.

"It's this incredible combination of very committed, serious political commitment, and this bizarre comic sensibility".

"Dilma will be remembered as someone very serious and honest with an enormous social sensibility, but who had difficulty in dealing with the ins and outs of Brazilian politics," Costa predicted.