Sentence examples for uncommon sensibility from inspiring English sources

But it's still a zesty testament to Mr. McDonagh's uncommon sensibility.

He undersells MacNeice, suggesting his poetry was diminished by common sense (it is defined by uncommon sensibility).

Peter Hujar stamped his photographs with an uncommon sensibility that has not shown up often or consistently in photography.

He was a strange inconsistent unhappy clever creature yet he possessed an uncommon portion of sensibility and penetration" (emphasis Wollstonecraft's).

Minor alterations in foreign versions of Hollywood films are uncommon, though normally they occur for reasons of clarity, not to avoid offending the sensibilities of overseas audiences.

Native sensibility.

It's a sensibility.

A remarkably analytical sensibility.

Or a narrative sensibility.

Great sensibility here, always surprising.

"But with a Lower East Side sensibility".