Sentence examples for surface sensibility from inspiring English sources

For in its look and surface sensibility, "The American Plan" suggests the quintessential 1950s Broadway play.

A sharper sensibility surfaced in Moneyball (Bennett Miller), an unflinching look at the business of baseball featuring Brad Pitt as Oakland Athletics general manager Billy Beane.

Set on the floor it is clearly parts of a car formed into the prow of a boat but the beauty in the surface shows a painterly sensibility despite Chamberlain's chosen materials.

Delectable tensions surfaced between these sensibilities.

The first American retrospective of the French painter Fautrier (1898-1964) reveals a capricious, lightweight sensibility, whose obsession with surface and materials was also quite prescient.

Flipping through his book, Hitch-Hikers, published by Husson in 2007, there are portraits that could easily be inserted into Shore's American Surfaces, with a similar look and sensibility.

The aim of this study was to determine if vibrotactile sensibility of several skin surfaces deteriorated equally with advancing age.

The conflicts between tradition and modernity, between Africa and Europe, surface in different forms, according to the sensibilities of individual filmmakers and the varying conditions of Africa's national film industries.

Due to their mostly dark color, biocrusts influence the spectral response of dryland surfaces, making it necessary to assess the sensibility of widely used spectral indices to variations in biocrusts cover.

But it has her trademark sensibility: pop and playful on the surface, complex social portrait beneath.

Narayan's sly political sensibility is always just beneath the surface, as in this description of Swaminathan studying for school: He sat at his table and took out his atlas.