One was to focus on certain in-the-air trends, like the interest among young artists in 1960's culture, in death-metal Gothic sensibility and in painting and drawing.

"VERTIGO" fired Herrmann's imagination because its byzantine plot perfectly matched his Gothic sensibilities.

Slow, weepy music aching of self-pity is characteristic of both these bands, who remake American roots music with a Gothic sensibility.

In the alternating narratives of two teen-age girls, this novel gives a disturbing picture of a Southern suburb overlaid with a Gothic religious sensibility.

The Gothic sensibility is evident in works by many Tasmanian visual artists, among them Pat Brassington, Terry O'Malley, Elizabeth Barsham and Helen Hopcroft.

The author does not seem particularly comfortable with the Gothic sensibility.

But there is a difference: Arbus has a Gothic sensibility, Ms. Mark a Surrealist one.

He worked on the design with his son, Richard M. Upjohn, introducing a distinctly French Gothic sensibility that had not been present in the earlier church.

This survey of the Gothic sensibility covers everything from the 1631 eruption of Vesuvius to David Lynch's films.

A self-described "scatological storyteller with a Gothic sensibility," he pounded on tables and chairs to make his points.