While Asante deals with the twin scourges of racism and neglect, she also - and this is something that black American directors often find harder - succeeds in creating a sensibility that is more fluid, more subtle, more inclusive.
The two of them created a political sensibility in the household.
Director Stuart Beattie and co-writer Kevin Grevioux, a cast member in the Underworld series, have created a similar sensibility to that of Underworld with its dark recesses, gothic architecture and endless waves of supernatural adversaries.
"This trial is going to create a new sensibility in Germany," said Anton Winkler, a senior prosecutor in Munich.
Dubbed "Dalston Tart", the 18-piece collection mixes House of Hackney's signature rose print with plenty of plaid and tartan, creating a punkish sensibility in keeping with its neighbourhood.
Watkins can "create a wartime sensibility in which every footfall on the stairs has you holding your breath in anticipation," Katharine Weber wrote here in 2000.
Cerebral in the manner of Graham Greene (though quite a bit chillier), Watkins, like Greene, can create a wartime sensibility in which every footfall on the stairs has you holding your breath in anticipation.
It really helps me feel at ease, and I like to see things around me that create a certain sensibility and that shock me in a good way, or that make me feel inspired.
Given how fashionable it is to be jadedly amoral in fiction today, to be transgressive (a word often used to describe Mr. Vollmann), "The Royal Family" is probably less daring than it is chic, with the author not so much creating a new sensibility as catering to an established, vicarious, middle-class bohemianism spiced by recreational drugs.
Obama's purpose being to create a media sensibility that strikes at the credibility of McCain's candidacy and campaign.
