Sentence examples for strong sensibilities from inspiring English sources

Koolhaas and Herzog & de Meuron are architects of equally strong sensibilities but with different design aesthetics.

If the malaise at the Met is to lift, strong sensibilities such as Alden's should be given free rein, whether or not the conservatives boo (and they did).

Coleridge remarked on the apostolic quality of Wordsworth's readers, who were found "chiefly among young men of strong sensibility and meditative minds; and their admiration (inflamed perhaps in some degree by opposition) was distinguished by its intensity, I might almost say, by its religious fervor".

One of the main issues that affect the output of MGTs is their strong sensibility to inlet air temperature.

Indeed, one of the main issues of MGTs, which has also been observed and documented in large sized gas turbines, is their strong sensibility to inlet air temperature.

The lesson that Brooks taught Anderson and Wilson was, in effect, how to make films that simultaneously embody the filmmakers' strongest sensibilities and ideas while, at the same time, meeting the expectations of viewers outside the most sophisticated art-house circles.

After the sexual abuse cases came to the public, there is a much stronger sensibility (in the public and in the courts, etc) regarding the children's neglect and sexual abuse [ 2, 3].

But even before his "conversion experience" (which McVeigh shared, and which led them both to their careers) Moore had "strong religious sensibilities, a natural reverence — a sense of the 'numinous,' if you like".

Next, work with founders who have strong product sensibilities and a deep vision for how they see their products unfold and how it constantly provides value to end users at every turn.

It seems to me there is something odd in this -- men with strong comic sensibilities who love and wield humor but don't get slayed by it.

The promotion, in its language, tone and approach, has "a strong Dew sensibility," he added.