Sentences with word «sensibility»

It's a total throwback to the glorious 32 - bit era of RPGs, with modern sensibilities of course.

The Japanese automaker is also looking to appeal to your aesthetic sensibilities with a futuristic design similar to that found on the new CR - Z.

It delivers the best of both worlds: a vehicle that combines European sensibilities in design, fit and finish, and handling characteristics with market relevant features and outstanding value.

It plays much like titles of the retro era did, but with the modern sensibilities of forgiveness.

As design has become a stronger focus at most consumer - facing start - ups, engineers with design sensibilities are the hottest commodity.

The result is an aesthetic sensibility of the spaces he creates that is at once retro and futuristic, existing beyond the confines of time, as we know it.

Have we suffered such an erosion of sensibility as a people that this killing of children born alive is no longer worth noticing?

Death is the tragic category, and death and the fear of death have been close to the center of modern sensibility for some time.

The artist - patron relationship is an intricate one, blending business conventions with the artistic sensibilities of both the artist and the patron, but it is well worth it for both parties.

Performance is approached with the same sensibility by including elements of how we express ourselves digitally today.

I think that's partly where my visual sensibility comes from.

Few writers have attempted to explore the natural history of a particular animal by adopting the animal's own sensibility.

Her work also has an underlying Pop sensibility in that glass is her primary medium, which we typically think of as mass produced.

His works, thus, beautifully connect ancient traditions with contemporary sensibilities.

They also have to leave their most popular item, beef burgers, off the shelf given the religious sensibilities of the Indian population.

Well done with care and right - on sensibilities.

It gives the film some unique sensibilities, and shows a great level of care and attention to detail.

Every once in a while, someone comes along who has a finger on the pulse of a new sensibility in art.

The role of democratic politics is to turn such moral sensibilities into law.

This isn't the first movie to inject an indie sensibility into commercial Indian cinema.

She has shared her fashion sensibilities for achieving effortless chic - ness in several media outlets.

Others might prefer the poetic sensibilities of certain lyrics, or even a more clinical appreciation for instrumental craftsmanship.

To avoid doing so, we will have to open Christian minds and sensibilities through the comparative study of religions.

How did you work to balance these different sensibilities in one novel?

And I'm also trying to bring some of my European sensibilities when it comes to character development.

It's also a great example of how different comedic sensibilities between western and eastern tastes are.

Did you gain any of your decorating sensibilities from her?

So I liked the idea of creating beautifully presented bite - sized desserts, and I knew there were enough women who had the same sensibilities as me to have a viable business.

This painted metal sign incorporates graphic sensibilities and a social message in a work of high art.

Yet there's a deliciously old - fashioned sensibility at work here.

To this end we have worked to strengthen the feeling of connection between car and driver, creating human - centered cars that operate in harmony with human sensibilities.

Not only do we share similar sensibilities on interracial dating, but she also has a wicked sense of humor.

He thinks that the bishops have abandoned traditional Catholic thought in favor of documents from the past century that better fit their own political sensibilities.

The paintings combine a»60s pop art sensibility with an almost Japanese austerity.

Both require a minimalist sensibility, strict word choice, and a good deal of organization.

The blouse is a modern crisp white cotton with romantic sensibilities and fabric covered buttons which would be appropriate for the era.

So much of it is subjective: I'm always trying to balance my personal sensibilities with a greater impulse towards collective purpose.

Such a paradigm of governance is also applicable, affordable and acceptable to various regional and cultural sensibilities while meeting minimal global criteria of human rights, accountability and respect for international law.

It's a complicated task though, because you have to find recommendations from people whose sensibility is close to yours.

On the other hand, culture still had quite a modernist sensibility around space.

Her sculptural use of oil paint references her clay - animation background, as a motion - like sensibility affords her paintings unparalleled depth and energy.

An associate fashion designer should have the creative sensibilities of a successful designer and he or she must understand the pulse of the buyer.

With a British sensibility and simplicity, we offer uncompromising value with extraordinary service.

She displays the desired sensibility toward the needs and rights of persons with disabilities when involved in the court system..

There is a sincere and refined sensibility issue with British and Irish players which never goes away when top club is involve.