This style creates a sense of intimacy, which is undermined by a chilly sensibility, a frankly avaricious way of looking at the world, and an aversion to sentiment.
As she discovered, after writing The House on Mango Street primarily in English, "the syntax, the sensibility, the diminutives, the way of looking at inanimate objects" were all characteristic of Spanish.
"Amid understood the sophisticated, elegant sensibility we were looking for," Mr. Wenner said.
Anyone searching for evidence of his unique sensibility should look no further than Lindisfarne I, a bold attempt to conjure the ambience of a ruined 11th-century Northumbrian monastery using only that most urban and 21st-century of musical ideas, Auto-Tuned vocals.
Jerry put a board in place that reflected the "adult in the room" sensibilities he was looking for in case of his absence.
In Sense And Sensibility, Elinor looks at Robert Ferrars, who's a complete idiot and decides that he doesn't deserve "the compliment of rational opposition".
What feels from within like a national crazy quilt of opinions and sensibilities can look like a monotone blanket from abroad, but there comes a point when resisting being lumped this way amounts to self-betrayal.
7. Sieve out all traces of action or incident until what remains makes Sense and Sensibility look like Pulp Fiction.
But the sensibility of their cooking, if you look at it a certain way, could be that of chefs whose vocabulary comes straight from the cookbooks of Alice Waters and Claudia Roden, expressing both the landscape of California and the lingering flavors of the Levant, directed by the snap of local vegetables and the ancient tang of ferment, with bits of animal coming in at the edges, if at all.
While the region's landscape is arguably a product of bricolage and postmodern sensibilities, this article looks at the history of 'Orientalism' in Southern California's built environment.
