Sentence examples for some sensibilities from inspiring English sources

But an open-mouthed Ms. Monroe was apparently too much for some sensibilities in 1954.

(And hardly surprising, since any writer who names characters Clarissa and Lily better share some sensibilities with Virginia Woolf).

When he speaks on Friday, Trump may offend some sensibilities with his talk about putting America first and challenging other countries' unfair trade practices.

Writing, whatever its element of compulsion, is pure gutsy choice; and for some sensibilities, even some literary ones, choice will always seem more fragile and less real than history.

"Nevertheless, we do not believe that it is a service to citizens to cross our arms, faced with criminality, under the pretext to not hurt some sensibilities".

Irons shares with Royal some sensibility – "I have the natural tendency of a, hopefully benign, dictator" – but not an aesthetic.

"It's about having some sensibility about the priority in your life at a certain moment, then returning to your clinical roots and coming back to serve your profession".

If it is to secure its long-term relationship with Iraq, the superpower had better adjust fast to the idea that Iraq is once again a sovereign country, one that has a powerful sense of wounded pride and some prickly sensibilities.By some accounts, the Americans have already conceded a lot.

The novel's unvarnished talk about sex and other bodily functions disturbed some delicate sensibilities.

The Sundance version was tweaked to restore material that was trimmed to avoid offending some Arab sensibilities.

Yet, though the novel may itself have offended some religious sensibilities, its narrator writes from within the beliefs that she has been taught.