Sentence examples for broad expressive range from inspiring English sources

A stage animal whose New York City Opera "Orlando" and Met "Rodelinda" still inspire awe, Mr. Mehta here takes on a range of pyrotechnic showpieces and slow-burning ballads that demonstrate his fierce presence and broad expressive range.

Their expressive range feels broad, from the Surrealist, proto-Sesame Street "Big Bird" (1937) to "Southern Cross" (1963), which with its rocket-shaped upright spine and cloud of dangling plates seems to have dropped down to the Hudson Highlands from outer space.

His melodic material is more varied, his expressive range infinitely broader, his orchestration far more piquant and inventive.

As developed by Rococo artists such as Antoine Watteau and François Boucher, the expressive range of chalk drawings grew as broad as that of watercolours or pastels.

Much of the expressive range of Homer's art is encompassed, in broad outline, in the 11 oil paintings that form the core of "Winslow Homer: Making Art, Making History," this summer at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute here in Williamstown.

Individuals would express themselves through rhythmic movement using some kind of adornment to enhance the expressive range of the body.

She doesn't have a huge expressive range.

They're literal highbrows, with wide, soulful eyes and broad expressive foreheads.

But Delius' expressive range was more limited and his invention less vigorous than Elgar's.

It's immaculately tailored to DiDonato's voice, with its remarkable flexibility and expressive range.

They do, however, exhaust their own expressive range; and this is their greatest limitation.