1.   Burge described it as a melding of both traditional English and American sensibilities.

2.   But others will seem fresh, perhaps even shocking, to American sensibilities.

3.   But tighter security may offend American sensibilities.

4.   Each has brought a modern American sensibility to a traditional house.

5.   Emmott was mildly surprised at having rubbed American sensibilities against the grain.

6.   He conjured up images of Balkan concentration camps and killing fields that offend American moral sensibilities and threaten American values and interests.

7.   It may not have been the kind of game to make either coach comfortable, but it played to the American sensibility.

8.   Konchalovsky said he substituted a rat for the classical Mouse King to appeal to American sensibilities.

9.   Mindful of American sensibilities, Vietnamese diplomats were businesslike and reserved.

10.   Russian and Chinese human-rights violations offend American sensibilities.