1.   For contemporary sensibilities, the pictures are more simply about sex and drugs, and death, too.

2.   In the process, his words are finding voice in new forms like a remarkable CD of never-before-heard Guthrie songs filtered through contemporary musical sensibilities.

3.   Inside, it has a contemporary sensibility.

4.   It has also been altered over the years to conform to contemporary sensibilities.

5.   Its more contemporary sensibility might make it a bit more appealing to the modern reader.

6.   Liebermann, his supporters insist, reinterprets the past by filtering it through a contemporary sensibility.

7.   Or, perversely, are they intended to abrade contemporary sensibilities?

8.   The building fairly overflows with contemporary sensibilities.

9.   The threat he represents for contemporary sensibilities is that both depravity and rationality co-exist in him.

10.   Updating it with contemporary sensibilities took a bit of cinematic maneuvering.