Sentence examples for wrong sensibilities from inspiring English sources

They may have all the "right" biological parts, but they have all the wrong sensibilities.

Though Bedlam's 10-members are all exactly right for Sense & Sensibility, the shoehorning in The Seagull goes terribly wrong.

Of course, he's wrong: an interesting sensibility is necessary but not sufficient to being a good film critic.

One of the few pictures in the show that might rub fastidious sensibilities the wrong way is a small canvas by the English painter Stanley Spencer at Agnew's.

By the time Wollstonecraft was writing The Wrongs of Woman, sensibility had already been under sustained attack for a number of years.

Is offence always something that implies offender was morally wrong in upsetting the ickle sensibilities of offendee?

He said, 'If you've got no fucking money, and you need to pawn your watch to pay for your kids to eat — you think that's morally fucking wrong because it offends your sensibilities, you rich motherfuckers?' He knew that guy who was pawning his watch because he'd missed the harvest, or whatever.

Whether it is right or wrong, this view offends modern sensibilities, which are much more democratic.

The consumption of another human's flesh is abhorrent, vile, and - to Western sensibilities - morally wrong.

Some of the privacy advocates I've spoken with worry that using "black" or "dark" as a predominant sensibility sends the wrong message.

His toupee was all wrong, his impersonation horrific, his sensibility that of a buffoon, not of a man who changed the landscape of sports journalism.