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The two women are part of a group of Central Saint Martins graduates, which also includes Giles Deacon and Katie Grand – who came to prominence in the early noughties with a playful, pop sensibility sense of style.
"What you've got left is a kind of debt to Frank Sidebottom in the aspects of the sensibility , and the head.
Marge Piercy brings an activist sensibility to the poetry of the personal.
He had adapted the new approach of Bill Bernbach, the man who made American advertising modern in the early 1960s, to a British sensibility and British conversational rhythms and turned it into the best persuasive prose imaginable.
Set in the middle-class homes of Hampstead, this elegant work benefited from the heartbreaking sensibility of Finch's performance, and despite silly moments (the pot-smoking children) it remains Schlesinger's best film, alongside his debut and a later work for television - again with a gay theme - An Englishman Abroad (1983).
Unfortunately, there's an inherent clash between this sensibility and the film-maker's enjoyment of trashy cinema.
It may be 30 years since Beyond Thunderdome, the film might have hopped a continent (exteriors were filmed in Namibia) and now fronted by an international cast of movie stars led by a Brit (Tom Hardy) and a South African (Charlize Theron), but the quintessential antipodean humour, sensibility and vision is integral and immovable.
The amalgam of John Wizard's likely influences might stretch to that modern palimpsest of a sunny West Coast sensibility , Brooklyn chillwave, but Withers has inevitably soaked up sounds closer to home: the Afro-pop of Brenda Fassie as well as contemporary South African house.
There is a wider point here: if there ever was an essential British political sensibility , it was surely weighted down with the lessons of the past, reluctant to tear up existing arrangements, and sceptical of big schemes.
As such, his sensibility was gripped by opium, which was administered to him as a chewy paste by a certain Dr Moreau, who had travelled in the Orient and was curious about the effect of this narcotic on the cultivated western mind.
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The credits carry a statement promising that no horses have been hurt in the film's making, and it comes as a slight surprise that they have been the only living things in real danger, other than our sensibilities and imaginations.
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The primary grammatical function of "sensibility" is that of a noun , referring to the capacity for refined feeling or perception. Ludwig AI confirms this through numerous examples illustrating its usage in various contexts. This noun often acts as the subject or object of a sentence.
Expression frequency: Very common
