Ms. LaPointe's precise but slightly brooding sensibility was ignited early on by the movie "Edward Scissorhands, Tim Burtonn's goth-ish fairy tale, which left a lingering emotional impression.
Buss defines jealousy as a passion that refers to the drives and emotional quests that propel us through life, and "when properly understood have a crystalline logic, precise purpose and supreme sensibility".
But "The Future" is much more than a precise, deadpan portrait of a sensibility likely to be recognizable to the Sophies and the Jasons in the audience (or to anyone who has run into them at the local coffee shop, organic bakery or artisanal ice cream truck).
Precise, noble in line and lyrical in sensibility, it was actually Ashton's style.
"Through both a scientific approach to gathering data including precise measurements and record keeping and a poetic sensibility, Finch's works often inhabit the area between objective investigations of science and the subjectivity of lived experience," Enderby says.
Later, she established a high-end practice of interior design which flourished based on her keen esthetic sensibility and her pride in orderly, precise presentation.
Shorter wavelength corresponds to relatively higher observation sensibility to ground movements, resulting in more precise monitoring of the land subsidence.
Hers is a precise art with an undertow of weirdness, that heightened surrealist sensibility.
He maintained that every sound in a piece should be precise, purposeful and above all faithful to the composer's sensibilities.
