Sentence examples for Expressive introduction from inspiring English sources
Mr. Cohen played an expressive introduction, pointing his horn into the chassis of the piano to produce sympathetic vibrations; Mr. Akinmusire backed him deferentially, slurring his pitch.
The Expressive Vessel: An Immersive Introduction to Clay. 2 Units.
When Zhou returned to campus in the fall, she continued to explore the art form in The Expressive Vessel: An Immersive Introduction to Clay.
From the sweeping opening melody of the Introduction, the playing was detailed and intensely expressive, carrying the listener along in this epic.
The Disjunctive Temporal Problems with Preferences (DTPP) – a formulation that combines the rich expressive power of the Disjunctive Temporal Problem with the introduction of metric preference functions – is studied, and transformed into a corresponding constraint system that we name the Valued DTP (VDTP).
If dissonance was not entirely banished, it was used more as a coloristic effect — in the chaotic introduction to Eric Whitacre's "Cloudburst," for example — than to create expressive tension.
Full of surprises, including two racy "making eyes" scenes that had the Queen Elizabeth Hall audience all aflutter, it lives up to Michael Powell's description of the "fluent, expressive, visual story-telling" of late silent cinema that had been cut short by the introduction of synchronised sound.
As conductor Oliver Knussen writes in the introduction to his CD of her music, her work "speaks directly and eloquently of a unique expressive sensibility.
A spin-off book from the International Symposium on Mathematical Progress in Expressive Image Synthesis in 2016 and 2017 (MEIS2016/2017) held in Fukuoka, Japan, it includes lecture notes and an expert introduction to the latest research presented at the symposium.
Author Albin Zak, in his book The Poetics of Rock, says of the introduction, "Before any words are sung, the sounds alone alert the listener that the band has moved into new expressive territory".
