Mr. Sims sang the song with care, she felt, but with a rather generalized expressive quality.
(These are now a coarse crystalline marble known by a beautifully expressive oxymoron: sugar limestone).
He was also an athlete, and he approaches dance, to judge by "érection," as a purely physical rather than expressive discipline.
With this in mind, some have suggested that what corrective justice corrects is not a disturbance in the prevailing distribution of goods brought about by the wrong, but rather the expressive significance of the wrong.
A distinct type is created rather by expressive functions arising from the ideology of the different systems of political organization (monarchy, theocracy, democracy, etc).
She's a wonderful, expressive and award-winning soprano making a rather late-planned New York recital debut, stepping in instead of another scheduled singer, Miah Persson.
The Mother (sung well by an expressive Elizabeth strugglesi-Tarhan) struggles with her guilt.
Until that point, the overriding sense is of a musical based on skilled professionalism rather than expressive need.
By Alex Ross Evelyn Herlitzius, a ferociously expressive performer, in "Parsifal".
The use of a language laterality index derived from an expressive, rather than receptive, fMRI task that activates the frontal lobe may also be a limiting factor, given that the targeted surgical area is the temporal lobe.
