"Perhaps they have a closer sensibility to women.
Some 250 years after Piranesi's engravings and sketches, it's remarkable how close his sensibility seems to that of Mr. Eisenman's contemporaries, who also struggled to break free of orthodoxies — in their case, Modernism and postmodernist classicism.
It is precisely WhatsApp's close-knit sensibility that makes rumors on the service so pernicious.
In that way the series is closer in sensibility to "The Comeback," which starred Lisa Kudrow as an older actress trying to reboot her career, and which sought the razor's edge between empathy and mockery.
While taking the odd tip from Picasso, Matisse and the German Expressionist Ludwig Kirchner, his comical figuration may be closest in sensibility to that of William N. Copley, although his efforts exceed Copley's in sheer surface crudeness and erotic obviousness.
Although she comfortably sustains an English accent, Ms. Ringwald is an essentially American Sally, much closer in sensibility to Liza Minnelli (in the movie version) than to Ms. Richardson.
| Humperdinck's "Hansel and Gretel" is a family favorite at the Met during the holiday season, but Richard Jones's new production — which, while not without humor, makes it clear that this piece is about the desperate plight of two starving children — will be closer in sensibility to Tim Burton than to Walt Disney.
Though it opens with a definite whiff of Patricia Highsmith, thanks to its sci-fi twists and turns, its keen sense of the uncanny, and its regular nods to the movies and to classic comics, it's really much closer in sensibility to Charles Burns's X'Ed Out trilogy or Chris Reynolds's Mauretania series.
But they're close to my sensibility.
But my woman is less a stranger — she is coming closer to my sensibility".
