And I do believe that he represents sensibility and a viewpoint that is being suppressed by the political system.
2. Presence of aberrant sensibilities The aim was to find out whether the individual considered him/herself and-/or was considered to represent hyper sensibility in the following modes of sensation: - touch (light or strong) - pain - light - external temperature - sound - smell Fixed sets of clarifying questions were used.
Many represented musical sensibilities at odds with the eclectic, pop-savvy postclassical style New Amsterdam has helped to foster.
On the night I attended "Coraline," the audience responded more enthusiastically to "Theatre is fun" than to any other song — perhaps because it best represents the sensibilities of the show's creators: arch, supercilious, and coated in bitter fairy dust.
On the night I attended "Coraline," the audience responded more enthusiastically to "Theatre is fun" than to any other song perhaps because it best represents the sensibilities of the show's creators: arch, supercilious, and coated in bitter fairy dust.
Championed in Harper's Bazaar and Mademoiselle, McCullers, along with Tennessee Williams, Truman Capote, and Jane Bowles, represented a sensibility that was distinctly at odds with that of the writers published in the Partisan Review.
Finally, the method assigns to each cluster all the nodes that appear in that cluster in at least a fraction ((1-varepsilon )) of the partitions created, that is to say that (varepsilon ) represents the sensibility level of the algorithm.
Since DL is expected to vary as a function of BP (as according to Weber's Law), WR represents temporal sensibility normalized on the specific estimated intervals, thus allowing for direct comparison of timing variability across various anchor pairs.
As a judge of this year's Gordon Burn prize, I just wanted to remind myself what it was that he did (Burn died in 2009; the winning book should represent his spirit and sensibility).
Few of the contributors were born and none was a teenager when the first Sight and Sound poll was taken and they represent a new, cool sensibility that contrasts with the earnest, moralising response to the movie-going experience which prevailed in 1952.
