Her dedication to the form, even mastery of it, clearly irks the supposed better sensibilities of those who still want to position themselves on the side of good taste.
Participants with no peripheral nerve injury had a better recovery in sensibility (VAS p-value at 3 months = 0.02), joint mobility (VAS p-value at 12 months = 0.01), grip strength (VAS p-value at 12 months = 0.04) and social functioning (SF-36 p-value at v12 months = 0.02).
You mention Odets and Williams, and, obviously, of those two, Williams is a better match for modern sensibility.
The government promises to have this examined by the independent Boundary Commission for Scotland, but an immediate cut in Scottish representation at Westminster would have been a better salve for English sensibilities.
Shakespeare's knotty double plot, propelled by friendships, rivalries and a blithe spirit at once romantic and cynical, is a better vehicle for Mr. Whedon's sensibilities than the glowering revenger's tale that every superhero movie is forced, these days, to become.
pomodo asked: As an artist, and someone who has spent a fair amount of time in Japan, I've always recognised a certain – for lack of a better term – Japanese-ness, or zen sensibility, to your work that also seemed a comfortable fit within the Fluxus project.
Dusty Welch, head of publishing at RedOctane, recognized Neversoft had a "10-year track record of launching a game every single year and being in the top of the charts" and felt that the development group "brought a better and deeper sense of music sensibilities" to the series.
While one outcome of the debate was on how Omkara would have been a better choice, the other discussed the West-centric sensibilities of the Academy members.
"There is a sensibility among some old-school clinicians that they have a better sense of their patients' experience than patients do themselves," Dr. Basch said.
