A series of interior monologues, it is less laughter-driven than Ms. Reza's popular "Art," but it shares a raised middlebrow sensibility, presenting home truths with an air of intellectual discovery.
A series of interior monologues, it is less laughter-driven than Ms. Reza's popular "Art" but shares its raised middlebrow sensibility, presenting home truths with an air of intellectual discovery.
That led Mr. Hansen — a self-described active participant in the improvisational comedy scene in Chicago in the 1990s — to Second City Communications because, he says, "there's a sensibility present" in improvisational comedy that "is perfect for social media".
2.1.2, the received power decreases with the distance until it reaches the radio sensibility (presented in Table 1).
"There's an aesthetic sensibility present in his work, that's very clean and simple, architectural almost".
For Devlin, weighing authenticity against current sensibilities presented a challenge.
Much of her art features the same literal sensibilities present in the performance piece in Bushwick, like the painting she hung on the wall during that piece, which features two women, both with yellow eyes, holding hands, one with long braids and one with short hair and a single earring.
The plays share a raised middlebrow sensibility that presents home truths with a satisfied air of intellectual discovery and takes pleasure in gently puncturing human pride.
Even Ms. White, who has an appealingly hip sensibility and presents her story as a graphic novel, can't step far enough back from herself to draw the adult reader into her teenage universe.
In her latest novel Cathleen Schine has teleported Jane Austen's "Sense and Sensibility" to present-day Westport, Conn., and made the Dashwood sisters over as Annie (sense) and Miranda (sensibility) Weissmann.
