Sentence examples for whose sensibilities from inspiring English sources
"We apologise for those whose sensibilities were hurt.
The film was shown during the performance; beforehand, Mr. Botstein invited audience members whose sensibilities might be offended by the documentary's shocking concentration-camp images to leave.
She consults both with academics (what are the best and most representative poems of Czeslaw Milosz?) and with those whose sensibilities are a bit more pop.
The play reflects the dark humor of its author, Martin McDonagh ("The Lieutenant of Inishmore," "The Pillowman"), whose sensibilities seem strikingly in sync with Mr. Walken's.
The museum's collaborative projects are typically produced in limited editions and involve artists whose sensibilities do not preclude such commercial endeavors.
In the arrogance of power, officials in Washington have taken to describing the Europeans as "our fair-weather friends," whose sensibilities can safely be ignored.
The script is by Bret Easton Ellis, whose sensibility meshes well with Schrader's.
Behnaz Sarafpour is another young designer whose sensibility is especially timely.
Nick Hornby, the writer whose sensibility Mr. Nicholls's most resembles, strongly recommended bringing it to the beach.
In the days leading up to the concert, Harvey, whose sensibility is R. & B., not hip-hop, tried to stay above the fray.
The contemporary filmmaker whose sensibility is closest to theirs, in his blend of style and reserve, of physical daring and passionate understatement, is Wes Anderson.
