11.   He did what he did longer and better than most, PC sensibilities be damned.

12.   Her sensibility is an unorthodox mixture of elegance and earnestness.

13.   Her sensibility was European and expressionist, and what looked like an everyday elegy to Evans and Ms. Levitt, she saw as grand opera, sometimes off key.

14.   Her artistic sensibility has been offended.

15.   His sensibility was complex.

16.   Her sensibility today is more The New Yorker than Country Music Weekly.

17.   Her sensibility was decidedly not that of a folk artist.

18.   His sensibility is so much in opposition to the way to act, to live today, that he reminds me of Balenciaga.

19.   In a white button-down shirt, dark tie and wing-tip shoes, Avitabile appears ready for business, but his sensibility is more collegiate than corporate.

20.   It is in a larger sense that Ms. Marshall, whose own sensibility is strongly felt here, and Glass are true to Cocteau.