Sentence examples for without sensibilities from inspiring English sources

During the occupation, Hungarians used to refer to the Russians as "Primitivo," meaning crude, or without sensibilities.

In his Paradoxe sur le comédien (written 1773, published 1830), Diderot argued that great actors must possess judgment and penetration without "sensibility"—i.e., without actually experiencing the emotions they are portraying as characters on the stage.

Frege denies Kant's dictum (A51/B75), 'Without sensibility, no object would be given to us', claiming that 0 and 1 are objects but that they 'can't be given to us in sensation' (1884, 101).

The way in which one becomes conscious of an act of representing is not by receiving intuitions but by doing it: "synthesis …, as an act, … is conscious to itself, even without sensibility" (B153); "… this representation is an act of spontaneity, that is, it cannot be regarded as belonging to sensibility" (B132).

Advertising is only "expensive and unproductive" if it is approached without sensibility.

Queen Gertrude, "who was so criminal in some respects [was] not without sensibility and affection in other relations of life".

However, there were participants who said that having sensibility was not as important for them as having strength - "I can do without sensibility".

They posed questions of how to balance engagement and containment, how to defend American interests without trouncing Asian sensibilities and how to protect American trade without compromising security.

This limit was deemed acceptable to discriminate LGE from healthy myocardium without reducing sensibility.

"My job is to manage that without alienating Japanese sensibilities.

But could they have formed their independent sensibilities without it?