SFOGLIA Intimate in scale and rustic in sensibility, it overcame its initial unevenness and joined Spigolo as a tiny Italian gem on the Upper East Side.
Because of the genius of its simplicity, combined with its offbeat sensibility, it has become one of my favorite jokes of all time.
With Looking failing to catch on (most likely due to its uneven first season and its more auteur-driven sensibility) it will probably be quite a few years before we get another big gay show, so it's sad to see this one go.
For while the Bedlam "Sense & Sensibility" may seem to take daring liberties with its source's quiet sensibility, it never violates the original novel's uncommon sense — of values, of society, of human frailties.
"Better Things," on the other hand, has a straightforward format, so its big leap is one of sensibility: It's neither neurotic nor self-absorbed.
"The glamour and decadence, that chic sensibility, it was so prescient," he said.
And his own sensibility, it seems safe to say, informed the character.
Precise, noble in line and lyrical in sensibility, it was actually Ashton's style.
He has the tools and the sensibility; it will be interesting to see where his ambition takes him.
Editorial work hardly pays a thing, but, as an expression of aptitude and sensibility, it is what attracts the lucrative jobs.
But when I was invited to conceive and curate an exhibition based on Cabinet's sensibility, it was clear it had to be about the fundamental, animating principle: curiosity.
