Maillot's choreography showcases all the delicate expressiveness of her long arms and cantilevered back, and while it maximises the virtuoso power of her supple legs and feet, it also probes the pressures and conflicts she carries with her as a world-class ballerina.
With Russians, what you see is a melodic thread in their dancing, an upper-body expressiveness that brings out another side of the work.
To a lesser extent, homosexuals tend to have gender-atypical careers, hobbies and other interests.Personality tests also show differences, with gay men ranking higher than straight men in standardised tests for agreeableness, expressiveness, conscientiousness, openness to experience and neuroticism.
It has its own grammatical rules, which can allow for greater expressiveness than standard German.
The real challenge is devising objective criteria to reward expressiveness on the ice that cannot be used as a pretext for judges to favour their preferred skaters the problem that led to the creation of the IJS in the first place.
But by the same token, Mr Boulez warmly praised Berg's "combination of immediate expressiveness with outstanding structural prowess".It is just that combination that makes Berg's works speak to audiences, despite their undoubted complexity.
When Moog Music was bought by a firm called Norlin, he was relegated to minor musical-engineering tasks.He left in 1977, setting up another company, Big Briar Productions, and working on a variety of strange new instruments that he hoped would allow musicians even greater expressiveness.
In March he submitted a proposal to the government calling for a return within ten years to the greater expressiveness and "artistic quality" of the traditional script.
Sir Richard directed the "Caucasian Chalk Circle" with Simon McBurney of the Théâtre de Complicité, an ensemble whose pared-down expressiveness Brecht would have certainly admired.
Evolution and continuity are both evident.These works of blacks, greys and occasional other pale colours reveal startling range and expressiveness.
Willaert's madrigals show a gradual synthesis of the contrapuntal style of the Franco-Netherlandish school and the growing Italian emphasis on harmonic colour and expressiveness.
