Sentence examples for both expressive from inspiring English sources

In patient number 1 both expressive and receptive language abilities were impaired to a greater extent than could be expected on the basis of child IQ.

Indeed, Juliana Gondek and Melanie Sonnenberg were both expressive singers in the Rossini later on.

In both, expressive equanimity and buoyant spirit helped to compensate for untidy intonation.

Yet it was in Mr. Magloire's work that New Chamber Ballet risked being inconsequential in both expressive and musical terms.

The upgrade of complex systems is intrinsically difficult and requires techniques, algorithms, and methods which are both expressive and computationally feasible in order to be used in practice.

And many other activities -- like submitting a false filing with a government agency or passing a bank teller a note reading, "This is a stickup" -- are both expressive and illegal.

He is both profound and superficial, trapped volcanically in flat surfaces, and Sandler's performance, both feverishly expressive and repressed, both passionate and lost, collapsing on itself in its near-terminal desperation, is, above all, what lends the spontaneous intricacy of Baumbach's film its physical power.

At the accompanying festivities, a contemporary describes the Electress's physical attributes: "In her person, she is tall, her complexion was fair, her eyes large and expressive, both those and her hair were black; her mouth was small, with a fullness of the lips; her teeth were as white as ivory...."....

It has two trombonists, Ray Anderson and Wycliffe Gordon; both are expressive, obsessed with texture and from different backgrounds.

"They both have expressive faces," Mr. Brightwell said of the maestros.

Both made expressive use of the entire body while remaining true to the specifics of the Bournonville style.