Sentence examples for true sensibility from inspiring English sources

One of his least-known — and best, and most revealing — films, "The Tree, the Mayor, and the Mediatheque," from 1993, dramatizes the struggle of a modest man of true sensibility against modern cultural bureaucracy and its ostensibly progressive depredations.

Products with five-star ratings were less influenced, likely due to today's skeptical consumers' " too good to be true" sensibilities.

Products with five-star ratings were less influenced, likely due to today's skeptical consumers' " too good to be true" sensibilities.

Mr. Terfel offers his own priceless strengths: pure vocal power and a true buffo sensibility.

THERE is a true American sensibility that is really cool," Mr. Browne said.

He attributes liberties Nyiregyhazi took with the music to a true Romantic sensibility.

Like so much of Apatow's work it risks compromising a true adult sensibility with monotonous raunchy dialogue and penis jokes that bespeak the imprisonment of aiming at a teenage audience.

Artists who mine life's minutiae are by no means new, but mumblecore bespeaks a true 21st-century sensibility, reflective of MySpace-like social networks and the voyeurism and intimacy of YouTube.

We've always remained true to our sensibility.

I've been asked to have my stuff in any number of commercial applications that I've turned down because it wasn't true to my sensibility.

Wollstonecraft's husband, William Godwin, disagreed, however, in his Memoirs of the Author of A Vindication of the Rights of Woman: This little work, if Mary had never produced any thing else, would serve, with persons of true taste and sensibility, to establish the eminence of her genius.