The other four patients died at home of unknown causes (two were on the ABC/ddI arm, but the short treatment duration before death – 3 to 4 days – excluded an ABC hyper-sensibility reaction).
Bill Murray's face: so droll, so deadpan, so subtly eloquent of a hyper-satirical sensibility to everything around him.
Six large LCD screens cycle through a series of animated 3D imagery that possess a hyper-futuristic sensibility as well a clean and simple geometric nature.
For Smith, whose quick, hyper-articulate sensibility can limit her to the title of comic novelist, this departure into what feels at times more like poetry than prose seems like a journey painstakingly mapped out.
I was a delicate flower whose hyper-refined sensibilities were assailed by the crude world!
Oscillating between Sophie's productions for Charli XCX and Liz, his 2015 debut album, Product – tracks from the anthemic (Just Like We Never Said Goodbye) to the nightmarish (Hard) – and intervals of DJing that introduce shades of disco and EDM, what ties everything together is a hyper-consumable pop sensibility.
If Roberts summons the ghost of anyone, it is an actress like Ann Sheridan: funny, busy, noisy, all-American, no-shit — hoping that her sensibility, however hyper, will lose out to her good sense.
The techniques involved are salvage and citation; the sensibility mixes hyper-referential irony with reverent nostalgia.
And the mind reels at what Wes Anderson's singular storytelling, idiosyncratic sensibilities and hyper attention to cultural details could do with this story.
In addition to the poverty, the slums, the terrible chasm between rich and poor, the pollution, the noise and the daily reports of corruption in the newspapers, the city presents hygienic challenges to hyper-clean American sensibilities.
