Curators are an institution's professional foundation, their sensibilities and priorities the rock on which the artistic edifice is built.
But the commission, calling the Riot a watershed event from which sports might never fully recover, cited a series of smaller events that had led up to it: *By the turn of the century, the amoral, outrageous, thrill-driven sensibility of professional wrestling had pushed other sports to turn up their heat.
As expected by the professionals, given Danish sensibilities to this issue, several patients were reluctant to speak of themselves in positive terms.
"We wanted to create a sense of the patient sensibility of the professional tea taster," Mr. Marterer said.
But while Prom Queen and subsequent Vuguru productions have shared the low-budget look and sensibility of semi-professional, or "prosumer," video clips, MySpace is touting quarterlife as the first to use "network quality" production values.
This may not appeal to your sensibilities, but as a professional you should take stock of all the evidence before making intemperate assertions about damage.
Such a model of good death, if acknowledged uncritically and if shared only by health professionals, could be inadequate to the sensibility and expectations of a population made up more and more of cultural and moral strangers.
And the roots of Mr. Spitzer's sensibility go back well before his professional radio career.
It hasn't proved to be a professional or interpersonal liability that Pasternack's instinctive Italian sensibility doesn't extend to actually speaking the language (though he possesses a sizable vocabulary of kitchen nouns and adjectives).
Just the same, this poetic sensibility doesn't cut the mustard for a professional homicide cop.
