The alternately charming and irritating synthetic jangle of the Sugarcubes was really an expression of the sensibility of Einar Örn, a poetic prankster who recently released one of the strangest rap albums in history.
Their inclusion by the exhibition's curator, Bob Nickas, encourages a view of abstraction as an expression of individual sensibility rather than an attempt to meet impersonal standards of formal excellence or art-historical significance.
Yet through the combination of his obstinacy and the demise of his previous series, Louis C. K. is headed back to television in an FX show called "Louie," which has its premiere on June 29, and which to date might be the purest expression of his sensibility as well as his need for autonomy.
Exotic because there has been slim interest in this expression of national sensibility.
You're not one of them, so avoid talking or dressing like them unless that is a true expression of your sensibility.
Based on the theory of reliability-based structural shape optimization, exact expressions of the sensibility using the stochastic finite element method for contact problems were derived in detail, and the basic steps of structural optimization were given.
Mr. Adams likened Mr. Marshall's music to "certain 19th- and 20th-century American painters who used landscape as an expression of an elegiac sensibility.
Editorial work hardly pays a thing, but, as an expression of aptitude and sensibility, it is what attracts the lucrative jobs.
The film historian P. Adams Sitney called one of Mr. Mead's earliest films, "The Flower Thief" (1960), "the purest expression of the Beat sensibility in cinema".
If this were simply a complaint about the poetry world, it could be dismissed as mere crankiness; as an expression of Ryan's sensibility, or even her philosophy of life, it goes much deeper.
