1.   Although plenty of pop music is still being made that cultivates a literary sensibility, it flourishes increasingly outside the worlds of mass-market radio and MTV.

2.   And in reading him you remember that there is such a thing as Southern literary sensibility and a Western sensibility in this country.

3.   Author Po Bronson, who worked with Heron on four pieces during the past two years, said Heron brought a literary sensibility to her work.

4.   By most accounts in book publishing, Ms. Petersen has an acute literary sensibility and an uncanny intuition about writings in the spiritual dominion.

5.   Put another way, the producers and writers tend to share a distinct literary sensibility.

6.   So the answer is yes to the question of whether there is a New Jersey literary sensibility.

7.   Suffice it to say it aspires to a kind of post-modern literary sensibility.

8.   This editor said Health was a dream place to work, where great reporting was combined with sophisticated literary sensibilities.

9.   To go with his bookish appearance, he has an old-fashioned literary sensibility.

10.   Yet many magazines are losing their literary sensibilities, Lapham said.