With Joely Richardson (as the teacher) and Robin Weigert portraying characters endowed with both the glamour and the insights afforded by retrospect, "Madame Melville" should wind up melting even those determined to withstand its misty-eyed sensibility (1 30).
Jane Austen, Sense and Sensibility, p70 26.
The production still conveys the comic sense of the play, but little of its troubling emotional sensibility (2 00).
But under Michael Wilson's direction, Mr. Foote's uniquely harsh sentimentality is wonderfully evoked by a cast that includes Estelle Parsons, William Biff McGuire and Hallie Foote, the playwright's daughter and a peerless interpreter of his sensibility (2 30).
The most discriminant value was 6.6 (sensibility 85%- specificity 54%).
This score offers a 90.7 % sensibility, 95.4 % specificity with an area under de curve of 0.963 (0.934-0.991).
The way in which one becomes conscious of an act of representing is not by receiving intuitions but by doing it: "synthesis …, as an act, … is conscious to itself, even without sensibility" (B153); "… this representation is an act of spontaneity, that is, it cannot be regarded as belonging to sensibility" (B132).
The Universal Exposition in Paris in 1931 showed that new "sensibility".[10] Senghor wanted Négritude to be the philosophy of the geometrical forms so characteristic of African masks and sculptures across different regions and cultures.
I've live-phoned, live-blogged & live g-chatted Sense & Sensibility '95 w/ girlfriends for 2 decades.
"Part 3" was to really set up a new sensibility, "4" we kind of had to pull back and make it a little bit more personal and darker.
Outside of skiing, the competitor in this class is unable to walk, the skier "may have loss of buttock sensibility S1-25" or have thoracic spinal cord injury.
