Sentence examples for singular sensibility from inspiring English sources

Both are also reminders that Melville, who died at 55 in 1973, was a singular sensibility.

Instead, it captures, tickles and exalts the singular sensibility of a desert city based on surreal estate.

Five years earlier, "Variety Lights," Fellini's directorial debut (he shared those duties with Alberto Lattuada), introduced that singular sensibility.

A result is an extremely diverse collection unified by a singular sensibility, a kind of psychological double self-portrait.

At Timothy Taylor, two bodies of work, both car-related, illustrate the strange cumulative power of Friedlander's approach, as well as his singular sensibility.

From an ancient Egyptian dragonfly made of wood to a ferocious "Woman" painted by Willem de Kooning, the objects are extremely diverse yet unified by a singular sensibility.

If this exhibition makes a case for any particular point of view, it is a pragmatic pluralism: what matters here is not nearness to transcendent aesthetic ideals but the particular realization in earthly materials of singular sensibilities.

That couldn't be true because the people who are playing Bruckner and Mahler every night would be basket cases... after three of four hours in the studio, he is a basket case because he lives the thing with such emotion.' How would Scott Walker describe his singular artistic sensibility?

I'm thrilled that he will be bringing his singular comic sensibility and players to our pages".

And the mind reels at what Wes Anderson's singular storytelling, idiosyncratic sensibilities and hyper attention to cultural details could do with this story.

This sensibility is singular yet recognizable.