Sentence examples for smart sensibility from inspiring English sources

Taxi, which ran from 1979-83, is one of the great American sitcoms, with the same kind of high quality and smart sensibility as MASH and Cheers.

A smart sensibility is maintained through styling details like a buttoned-to-the-top collar, while a necklace layered in the place of a tie is an eye-catching detail.

Kaye, who was the force behind the change in New York law which abolished nearly all job-related exemptions from jury duty, speaks with the sort of exaggerated care that one might expect from an eminent judge, but she also has a mischievous smile that suggests a more street-smart sensibility.

And in "Sense and Sensibility," he was the ineffectual milquetoast Edward, who inexplicably wins the heart of smart, sensible Elinor (Emma Thompson).

Here, as is his wont, Mr. Ethridge mixes commissioned and more personal work with a smart editorial sensibility.

Together, they are the highest expression of the smart-aleck sensibility in American laughter.

At least Marky Towhey has smart aesthetic sensibilities and is on our side about your very serious photographer problem.

Perhaps he has precisely that smart, non-macho sensibility that Poehler's gag hinted was the key to appreciating the tongue-in-cheek tragicomic melodrama of awards season.

He sold the paper in 1988, then bought it back in 1993, maintaining its smart, bare-knuckles sensibility and its doggedly conservative slant.

And Mel Brooks brought to it a kind of smart, sketch-comedy sensibility that he brought with him from his work on Sid Caesar's 'Your Show of Shows' in the 1950's.

Barry's Bronx street smarts and underdog sensibility were indispensable to our coming through, together.