Saunders' trademark austerity comes with an edge of delicacy and sensuality that speaks to several different sensibilities.
Several tests of sensibility are available and studies on their validity, reliability and responsiveness in peripheral nerve injuries have been published [ 16], but little is known about their relative responsiveness in patients undergoing surgery for carpal tunnel syndrome.
Clarke Thorell, who brought an old-timey sensibility to several playful numbers, came the closest to evoking Carmichael's roots in Bloomington, Ind.
"The Great Fire," by Shirley Hazzard, which describes several persons of exquisite sensibility drifting around Asia after World War II, is a very refined but strangely antique novel in the modernist mode.
Despite its singularity, "The Intruder" shares an internationalist sensibility with several other impressive "Rendez-Vous" entries that pointedly challenge the traditional Gallic fascination with the discreet liaisons of the bourgeoisie.
The Year of Living Dangerously charts his journey and those of several others with a sensibility both subtle (utterly restrained, given the subject and setting) and unforgettable (the film's images, particularly Billy's final scene and Guy's trip to the airport in the last act, will stay with you).
The aim of this study was to determine if vibrotactile sensibility of several skin surfaces deteriorated equally with advancing age.
But even if you set all the Southern infatuation aside, Nashville is one of several midsize cities whose food sensibilities (and hipster quotient) are growing as people leave the dog-eat-dog cities on the coasts in search of more affordable, pleasant places to live and eat.
LOOK MA, NO MAKEUP For those with a no-nonsense sensibility, there were several shows to admire.
Several members of Tinariwen, whose sensibility lies somewhere between The Clash and Jimi Hendrix in the desert, were guerrilla fighters in the Touareg insurgency in northern Mali.Legend has it they went into battle with electric guitars on their backs.
