But despite its bright colors and kid-friendly sensibilities, the N64 was a rock-solid platform that not only made a lot of us very happy for years and years, but also did important work in the history of gaming.
He expressed confidence that the populist anger that has characterized the early primary process will give way to more business-friendly sensibilities.
It has a placid, rustic feel with a crunchy, eco-friendly sensibility, which makes it the ideal location for Arete.
What the two share, said Mr. Kunitz, who oversees both shows for the production company Endemol USA, is tongue-in-cheek humor and a family-friendly sensibility.
The artist sometimes known as Leezy's gender-bending, genre-blending visual language and fractured, wounded flow (particularly on standout track "Lil' Baby Bitch Bo Peep") somehow manage to fuse together, finding a rare middle ground between KRS-ONE and Karlheinz Stockhausen, while retaining a visceral, club-friendly sensibility at its core.
Through Dec. 13 If a be-in is a gathering of friendly, generally Romantic sensibilities, enhanced by drugs and music, then this group show qualifies, except that there are no drugs and not much music.
Fey has contributed to a mostly friendly rivalry between the competing sensibilities, conceding that "the Lampoon people are very smart, obviously — they're helpful to have around".
Robert Copsey of Digital Spy found Cinderella's Eyes to be "frustratingly under-appreciated" with "Yo-Yo" being a "shining example of [Roberts'] pop sensibilities" calling it "unashamedly radio friendly".
Once the sheet had made the rounds, it looked like a Rorschach-friendly burst of creativity, taste, and artistic sensibilities (or lack thereof).
Mr. Spelhaug cites the town's progressive sensibilities, including encouraging the construction of environmentally friendly buildings and protecting and promoting the region's agrarian economy.
The show-business history Ms. Salonga related in the agreeable tone of a friendly saleswoman helps explain the formation of such a sensibility.
