In the differential theory of the faculties, sensibility, imagination, memory, and thought all "communicate a violence" from one to the other.
In the differential theory of the faculties, sensibility, imagination, memory, and thought all "communicate a violence" from one to the other here Deleuze works with the Kantian notion of the sublime as discordant accord of the faculties.
Lauder could assemble the collection, over the past forty years, because so few big collectors — so few people, for that matter — relish classical Cubism, which is more treatment than treat for common visual sensibility and imagination.
He leaves his actors lots of leeway in a story and physical setting that allows for little freedom, and Stewart, with her blend of even-toned frankness and elusive opacity, is aptly cast in the role of an educated person of sensibility and imagination who's out of her element in Hollywood and, for that matter, seemingly anywhere.
While part of Kant's point here is to contrast aesthetic and rational ideas, it is clear that he sees the role of aesthetic ideas as mediating between rational ideas on the one hand, and sensibility and imagination on the other.
I had hoped against hope that Ben Hur Live could find a way to deliver the unique qualities of theatre – narrative, live performance – on a grand scale, in a way that appealed to contemporary sensibilities and imaginations.
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.
Last year our reviewer, William Ferguson, admired the tale's "fine historical sensibility and sympathetic imagination".
The rest is fiction, but the novel is always grounded in a fine historical sensibility and sympathetic imagination.
Dürer was one of the supreme draftsmen of all time and an artist of enormous imagination and sensibility.
Books, at least in their traditional conception, are the product of one person's imagination and sensibility, rendered in a singular, unreproducible style and voice.
