deep sensibility

Just because someone plays Beethoven doesn't mean he possesses a deeper sensibility than the rest of us.

It can happen only when one has decided to abandon one's normal perceptions of the world in order to attain to a deeper sensibility.

A deep sensibility, attended by resolute authority.

Certainly there are plenty chills and thrills, particularly with The Others, but there's a deeper sensibility that seems to exist these days.

Even if I were a man of deep sensibility and tact - and it sounds pretty wimpish to me!- I still needed a good night's sleep.

As Mr. Gan pointed out, having access to a couture house has given Mr. Slimane's men's wear a deeper sensibility.

While cutaneous sensibility had ceased, deep sensibility was maintained so that pressure with a finger, a pencil or with any blunt object was appreciated without hesitation.

The ennobling influence of his Attic models mark his speeches and especially his funerary orations; that delivered on the death of his mother shows deep sensibility.

Beautifully composed, using the full repertory of his evocative shapes, and imbued with his deep sensibility for the power of nature, it is one of his most complete and satisfying works.