Sentence examples for an expressive tool from inspiring English sources

"I'm not technically great, it's all just an expressive tool.

Mr. Jones's greatness consists of his use of musical balance as an expressive tool.

Ms. Pato is a dynamic improviser, not afraid to use the shrill keen of her instrument as an expressive tool.

As at many sites, the scratches made by a standing bear have been overlaid with a palimpsest of signs or drawings, and one has to wonder if cave art didn't begin with a recognition that bear claws were an expressive tool for engraving a record — poignant and indelible — of a stressed creature's passage through the dark.

However, Tirtzah Bassel transforms this common material into an expressive tool, rendering form eloquently with duct tape as if she were painting.

Eyes are an important expressive tool, imparting valuable information (joy, sorrow) that we register perceptually: blinking, in other words, is part of how a movie makes meaning.

Rolston tempered his criticism with the suggestion that voice acting "can be a powerful expressive tool" and can contribute significantly to the charm and ambience of the game.

If Instagram can use its parent company's immense resources to achieve creative tool parity with Snapchat, it will dismantle one of the last things making Snapchat an obviously more expressive tool for sharing your day-to-day life.

It is demonstrated that this combination makes a viable and expressive tool for industrial-sized applications.

But like many a clever pop producer — George Martin, Bob Ezrin, Jon Brion and the like — Mr. Wohl and his technical accomplices employ the studio as one more expressive tool at a composer's disposal.

A movie actor's eyes can be his most expressive tool, one that Mr. Radcliffe, who has a pretty blue pair framed by thick brows — the eyes suggest watery lightness while the brows convey a heavy weight — wasn't able to make full use of as Harry.