sensibility

英[sensi'biliti]美[sensi'biliti]

n.
1.识别力，敏感性，灵敏性
2.（易生气或易受刺激的）感情

同：	[n.] aesthesia, esthesia, sensitiveness, sensitivity
反：	[n.] insensibility

the gulf between the Victorian sensibility and our own(Babette Deutsch)
维多利亚时代的感性方面与我们有巨大差距(芭贝特·多伊奇)收藏
Lacking moral sensibility;not caring about right and wrong.
无从区分是非的缺乏道德感的;无所谓对错的收藏
He was by nature powerful of thought and sensibility, and the creative spirit was restive and urgent
他天生思维犀利，感觉敏锐，创作感强烈得难以驾驭。收藏
But his best travel writing mixes nostalgia and new wave a Graham Greene sensibility as written by the eccentric American writer Hunter S. Thompson
但是，他的上乘游记作品却熔怀旧情感和新浪潮运动表现手法于一炉——既有格雷厄姆·格林的细腻敏感，又有反传统的美国作家享特·S·汤普森的笔势。收藏
An ethical sensibility helps us to discern the valuable elements of a culture from the elements that demand correction.
伦理敏感性分析帮助我们把一种文化中有价值的因素与需要修正的因素区别开来。收藏

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mental responsiveness and awareness
[同] esthesia, aesthesia, sensibility
[反] insensibility
refined sensitivity to pleasurable or painful impressions
- cruelty offended his sensibility

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