Sentence examples for a different expressive from inspiring English sources

A different expressive device is provided by the great range of light reflection in the colour scale.

The court determined that "while both the Stamp and 'The Column' are intended to honor veterans of the Korean War, the Stamp is transformative, providing a different expressive character than 'The Column.'" Id. at 68.

In the Italian film director Luchino Visconti's Death in Venice, four repetitions of a long passage from the Adagietto movement of Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 5 achieved a different expressive purpose in association with the visual scene each time it was heard.

A transformative use, on the other hand, uses information about the works, as in an index, or uses their content for a different expressive purpose, as in parody or scholarly comment.

Burgess & Rosen (1997) provides an extensive catalogue of different expressive resources philosophers have used in order to bypass apparent commitment to mathematical objects.

"Io Mi Son Giovinetta" ("I Am a Young Girl") and "Anima Dolorosa" ("Grieving Soul") both lean on lively, changeable rhythms, though for very different expressive effects.

Drawing on early modern theories of the human body, the movements assigned to different body parts represented different expressive aspects, Ms. Turocy said.

Understandably, scholarly attention has been directed toward Wu's mastery of different expressive modes and his authority over Shakespeare's foreign text, however much the issues of Shakespeare's universality and cultural authenticity still dominate the critical discourses of intercultural performance arguing for or against these categories.

For this reason, corrective justice theory insists that different legal liabilities are not simply interchangeable cost-shifting implements in the legal tool box, as they can have radically different expressive consequences, and some are appropriate, apt, or fitting responses to the wrongdoing in question while others are not.

Uplift Festival is allowing room to showcase that people with passion and talent are not limited to just science, or art, or speaking but that brilliant minds often transcend many different expressive avenues to have their message heard.

Says the gallery, "In the ideal face-off between the Italian Giuliano Sale and the American Fred Stonehouse, the branching of two different expressive directions comes clearly to the surface.