Well, there you have it, I remember thinking to myself at the time -- Harrison's sensibility boiled down into a crunchy sound bite.
Here we see the heart of Vonnegut's vision, his sensibility, boiled down to an anecdote.
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Finally, there is the idea the management likes to broadcast: "Chinese cuisine with a Greenmarket sensibility," which boils down to spending more on ingredients than many other Chinese restaurants do.
Zuckerberg is a rational man, who is obligated by shareholders to demand perfection and efficiency -- it takes the exact opposite sensibility to slow down and think of one person every day who improves your life and moves you forward.
Obviously, this mind-set must be genetic, because everyone seems to share the same sensibility, right down to Joanie's infant daughter, whose sole bout of crying over the first two episodes is easily silenced by a bit of sweet talk.
Across films as disparate as "Ed Wood, Alicece in Wonderland" and "Big Fish" — released to varying _________ and commercial receptions — he has developed a singular if not easily pinned-down sensibility.
These two, who also played petty minor characters in "Metropolitan," have the kind of flat, absurdist comic timing that perfectly suits Mr. Stillman's buttoned-down sensibility.
In the theater, Weill was to find a laconic, stripped-down sensibility; next to it, the music of this early piece sounds almost gluttonous.
Wan Muhammad Nor Matha, the interior minister, is himself a southern Muslim, and has promised to respect local sensibilities while tracking down the troublemakers.But in the long run, the unrest will not be solved by security measures alone.
