1.   Peres is the smoother of the two, a man of European sensibilities who quotes Chinese proverbs and French aphorisms.

2.   The American orchestra is, after all, a European creation, a musical machine invented to reproduce the European sensibility.

3.   The styling is eclectic with detailing adapted, say, from India and China and fused with the European sensibility.

4.   To European sensibilities, the handling of this matter seemed a needless provocation that signals a return to American isolationism.

5.   Toronto has been developing a more European sensibility about nudity and sex, which is reflected on the Internet and on the radio.

6.   In all these cases, he is engaging directly with verbal indices of profound changes in the European sensibility over the ages.

7.   Indeed, Clinton bucked some European sensibilities by drawing the line at NATO expansion at these three nations.