Sentence examples for becoming expressive from inspiring English sources
Finally he stood up and began to improvise freely, slurring and becoming expressive in the blues.
Based on this and other concepts we've seen, if you're not crazy about the idea of cars becoming "expressive" anthropomorphized futurist love bugs, the future isn't for you.
Sharon Waxman's article "Cyberface" [Oct. 15] argues that animated figures are becoming as expressive as SAG members.
It helps them to become expressive.
"It's probably one of the worst decisions ever made by any government at any time, apart from going to war," he says, becoming even more expressive then usual.
Pontormo persisted with this expressive style, becoming increasingly influenced by the angular forms of Albrecht Dürer's German engravings and by the more tortured aspects of Michelangelo's figure style.
As you substitute in non-profane expressions (of which there is a virtually limitless supply), you will find your language becoming more specific, more expressive, and more interesting.
His use of free-flowing, expressive line, often becoming pure arabesque, resulted in highly rhythmical compositions (e.g., In the Circus Fernando: The Ringmaster, 1888).
Despite stickers only being a ticket to riches for the largest social messaging players, Ovum said it expects expressive, pictorial pixels to be even more popular next year — becoming a "universal means of expression over social messaging apps".
Janine Jansen met its considerable challenges with formidable technique and expressive power without once becoming self-consciously showy.
