James grasped that it was the quality of imagination working on these things, and not the things themselves, that makes a sensibility.
By making less programming, the BBC could end up like PBS in the United States, churning out documentaries no one else will make, a sliver of sensibility in that mind-boggling landscape of visual shit that is most of American television.
So now, what do you give up from your own territory or sensibility to make a third thing happen and yet let the two sensibilities have complete and utter integrity?" Since the late 1980's, Ms. Hamilton's installations, which are at once intimate and overwhelming, have appeared in museums and galleries throughout North America and Europe.
The repetition makes the movie lose some of its darker impact, but it gains something else: as it seeps deeper into familiarity, it begins to make a permanent claim on your sensibility, your aesthetic history.
I was certain that only he had the sensibility to make a dark film of the kind that I had in mind, despite the fact that most of his own films — like "Black Friday," on the 1993 bombings in Mumbai, then Bombay, — were not finding distribution.
Adapted and directed by Burt Shevelove, "No, No, Nanette" was the show that made camp, a sensibility largely associated with gay men at their silliest, fun for the whole family.
Previously at YSL, Elbaz designs feminine clothes with a timeless, couture sensibility, which could make a happy union with the Dior heritage.
Cast aside high-minded attempts to stretch for topicality and the sweaty tinkering often employed to make an old genre suit contemporary sensibilities.
And then sometimes they make an olive marmalade sandwich with rosemary cream and avocado jam (something I made up), and my non-British sensibilities make me want to wretch.
Clairol made a run at the Preference sensibility for itself hiring Linda Evans in the eighties as the pitchwoman for Ultress, the brand aimed at Preference's upscale positioning.
