Subjectively, the paradox of the differential breaks up the faculties' common function and places them before their own limits: thought before the unthinkable, memory before the immemorial, sensibility before the imperceptible, etc. (Deleuze 1994, 227).
If you've not experienced his uniquely warped sensibility before you may find it occasionally unsettling, but it consistently provides the biggest of big laughs.
I find something missing without the artful Austenian bile: "She had nothing to say one day that she had not said the day before" ("Sense and Sensibility").
Schine's characters, minor and major, have such a precisely imagined presence that they need only nod with affectionate courtesy to the shadows cast by "Sense and Sensibility" before chasing them away.
Austen published six complete novels, including Pride and Prejudice, Emma and Sense and Sensibility, before dying in 1817 at the age of 41.
Most authors assumed that participants had normal sensibility before intervention, with only one recording pre-treatment values.
Before administration, clinical sensibility, validity, and reliability of our questionnaire were assessed in a sample of intensivists.
If only he could convey that sensibility, as he has before, without betraying his characters.
The results retain his characteristic subtlety and simplicity, but unveil a warmer, more sensuous sensibility than before.
She garnered recognition for her supporting role in Sense and Sensibility (1995) before achieving global stardom with the epic romance Titanic (1997), which was the highest-grossing film of all time at that point.
