Sentence examples for directly communicative with from inspiring English sources

He can be directly communicative with the audience in the old, populist style and get into Mark Turner-ish, dreamy webs of harmony as well.

In the perfectly scaled space of a concert hall like St George's in Bristol, though, Uchida's playing becomes even more compelling and directly communicative, with every detail and every keyboard colour registering without apparent effort.

Every day my Strad pushes me to be ever more refined, ever more creative, and, most importantly, ever more directly communicative with my playing.

Here was opera as a directly communicative musical-dramatic art form.

The most directly communicative playing came from Yousif Sheronick, whose wizardry on a range of humble frame drums enlivened each piece he joined in, and from Wayne Hankin, who played bagpipes with the soulful abandon of a medieval John Coltrane.

In the Mahler, especially three melancholic songs on texts by Friedrich Rückert, every phrase was directly communicative, sensitive yet understated.

She had been more communicative with the nurse than she had been with me.

England's former cricket coaches have been criticised for not being communicative with those they dropped.

He has been more at ease in the air, more precise with his landings and more communicative with the crowd.

Crewe found that employees were open and communicative with the student consultants.

He's open and communicative with his wife.