Rossetti's "appreciation of the world's physical beauty and its expression in lush images" is most probably alluded to by the author as an example of which of the following

A． A sensibility that unites Rossetti to the rest of the Pre-Raphealites.
B． A sensibility that distinguish Rossetti as a more accomplished poet than her fellow Pre-Raphealites.
C． A suggestion of the reasons behind her choice to rely upon Christian imagery.
D． An aesthetic that was rather typical at the time for Victorian poets.
E． An aesthetic that suggests Rossetti may have had influences on poets peripheral to the Pre-Raphealite circle.