Sentence examples for a style of expression from inspiring English sources
Is he naturally endowed with a style of expression that has always let him communicate easily with people, or does he consciously work to shape his interactions based on what he knows about the person?
She believed, much as we do today, that experience is something to be chronicled and shared, and she forged a style of expression that will finally find its place in this century of Internet communication, full as it is of personal confession.
Under Sir Hamilton it will certainly take on a style of sincere expression, distinguished from the virtuoso brilliance cultivated by the B.B.C. Orchestra and the London Philharmonic Orchestra under Beecham".
Amid these trends, a particular style of expression has spread among young people.
During this practical course with award-winning Squeeze lyricist Chris Difford, you'll explore and experiment with various lyrical perspectives and techniques, enabling you to develop a personal style of expression.
This period also saw the fullest development of the cult of préciosité, a style of thought and expression exhibiting delicacy of taste and sentiment.
Style is a mode of expression, as well as of distraction and diversion, and the great pathos in Anderson's films has to do with whether someone comes to understand what another is thinking, and whether they do so in time, or too late.
He was passionately interested in the native art of Mexico, the creation of an indigenous modern artistic style of expression, and the depiction of the Mexican landscape.
Bach gives no firm tempo indications, very few dynamic markings, little about style of expression.
Mr. Dudok de Wit's "style of expression consists of subtraction rather than addition," the film's artistic producer, Isao Takahata of Studio Ghibli, wrote in an email.
Melanchthon's literary facility, clear thought, and elegant style of expression made him the scribe of the Reformation and the representative of the Evangelicals at numerous colloquies.
