Meanings of poetic sensibility in English

And I suppose she has a poetic sensibility in that way.

Every monarch, however, has not proved so destitute of poetic sensibility as this Prussian.

Work on solving the problems of prosody, but don't get hung up about images, poetic sensibility and word choices.

Such lyricism and high levels of poetic sensibility are rarely achieved but will probably be aspired to tonight wherever green is borne.

They appeal to the poetic sensibility of the players who as yet are hardly ready for Chopin or any of the more elaborate composers.

As he gazed, his poetic sensibility acquired such a nervous and indefinable character that he could endure it no more; he burst into tears.

Albert Ryder achieves most by reason of his vaster poetic sensibility-hisHomeric instincts for the drama and by a very original power for arabesque.

Having endowed Clare with high poetic sensibility, Nature capriciously placed him amid scenes but little calculated to call forth rapturous praises of her charms.

British singer-songwriter Nick Drake is often cited as a major influence, but his doomed romantic persona and poetic sensibility stemmed, it seems, fr(...)

British singer-songwriter Nick Drake is often cited as a major influence, but his doomed romantic persona and poetic sensibility stemmed, it seems, from his mother.

A man of poetic sensibilities finds himself engaged in the pursuit of some humdrum calling.