Sentence examples similar to emotive instruments from inspiring English sources

Her face is such an emotive instrument.

It is remarkable not only for spotlighting saxophones, which are rarely used in classical compositions, but also for exploiting the wide-ranging timbral and emotive capacity of those instruments.

With traditional instruments and emotive ballads to the fore, mainstream Greek pop has tended to remain reasonably faithful to its folk roots despite the recent encroachment of rock and electro influences.

The poems are emotional and emotive.

No doubt, it is a beautifully (if rugged and stark) emotive voice, but the acrobatic instrument of the past is not present.

Emotive coping strategies express emotions evoked by the situation.

"The name Strad is so emotive today," remarks Gary Sturm, a curator of musical instruments at the Smithsonian Institution.

The finishing touch was one of the most identifiable, emotive voices in pop music — a gravelly, elastic instrument that could be tearfully plaintive one moment and slyly salacious the next.

New AI human-to-machine and human-to-human interactive instruments may be developed to detect such emotive tensions as jealousy, anger and anxiety in the peer review, editorial decision-making and publishing processes.

We report the development and piloting of an instrument designed to identify underlying specific beliefs related to postpartum depression, based on the Rational Emotive Behaviour Theory for psychopathology.

Unusual sonorities, like an emotive viola melody over a muezzin's call, and the use of a gusle (a bowed string instrument) and a tapan (a large double-headed drum) added further local flavor.