Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Sensibility"

A: It means refinement, usually of manners.

A: 彼女は彼にロマンチックな気持ちを持っているので、彼の歴史や性格を気にしませんでした。彼女は彼の良いところを見ただけだった。

A: @bo_nrn

It means something like

I can tell that your personality is like that, and that you have those kinds of interests

A: In modern English, it means “values” or “attitudes”. The things a person thinks are important or good. For example, “Gun control laws offend Republican sensibilities”.

In old texts, like Sense and Sensibility, it means “sensitiveness”, someone who is sensitive or emotionally affected by other people.

Sometimes people use it to mean “sensibleness”, the condition of being sensible. Sensible means practical or level-headed.

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A: sensibility is having common sense
sensitivity is being easily affected (by diff things). you could say that a sensible person knows what to do in different situations because they’re wise and think well. a sensitive person is more easily distressed and usually emotional

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As nouns the difference between sensitivity and sensibility is that sensitivity is the quality of being sensitive while sensibility is the ability to sense, feel or perceive; especially to be sensitive to the feelings of another.

https://wikidiff.com/sensitivity/sensibility

A: I agree with this response 👍🏼

A: × On the other hand I have alack of sensibility.
✓ I, on the other hand, have a lack of sensibility.

A: ah ok

"I want to become more sensible" but it sounds a bit unnatural..

try "I want to become more empathetic" or "I want to become more understanding"