Sentence examples for such sensibilities from inspiring English sources

Such sensibilities seem to have been kept more in check in recent times.

Because of such sensibilities, the law authorizing the operation must be extended every year, setting the stage for an annual political fight.

"Art fairs in Bushwick... look for all the world like celebrations designed to shock conservative sensibilities, except that there is scarcely anyone with such sensibilities around to be shocked.

The guidelines, Rabbi Ellenson said, were an effort by the rabbis to adapt "tradition so as to help foster a sense of community and attachment in a world where such sensibilities and realities are often absent".

In such sensibilities, there are essentially two types of Muslims, as Mahmud Mamdani of Columbia University put it.

In an attempt to deflect such sensibilities, in London Handel had avoided the name Messiah and presented the work as the "New Sacred Oratorio".

Such sensibility might partly be personal or social – the poverty of his youth and, later, mental illness.

Who knew England football fans had such delicate sensibilities?

Who could have imagined she possessed such delicate sensibilities?

Perhaps only in the Renaissance, with the likes of Leonardo and Raphael, did other pairs of artists imprint history with such clashing sensibilities.

I remember Read as a man of such delicate sensibilities regarding controversial lyrics that he lifted the needle on Frankie Goes to Hollywood's "Relax" mid-broadcast, branding it "obscene" because it contained the word "come".