Sentence examples for emotive work from inspiring English sources

A set of electronic drone by Bruce Gilbert, of Wire, and the duo Beaconsfield ArtWorks is ponderous, but the main stage then hosts far more emotive work.

His technique has since become much freer, and in his most recent, more emotive work, color seems more important than structure.

After the optimism of Working On A Dream, The Boss returns with his most stinging, visceral, emotive work since Darkness On The Edge Of Town.

In a less emotive work, "Lines," all compositional play, the road becomes a crisp geometric patch of space beside a trim green field and a couple of densely branched trees through which a telephone wire angles sharply above.

A powerfully emotive work in which Jacob is being supported by an angel, it stands in contrast to the iconic Rock Drill, which, with its mechanical overtones, expressed the artist's revulsion at the carnage of the first world war.

In addition to the 18,000 animals, there are also several TVs displaying Palestine's sound and performance pieces from the 1970s, such as Internal Tantrum (1975), an intense and emotive work for voice – and Island Song (1976), featuring footage shot by Palestine while motorcycling around an island off the coast of Newfoundland.

Out of his depression he produced several emotive works, one of them "Monument to Heroes" (1943), a mordant comment on heroic memorial columns of the past.

Pierre Boulez, one of the composers who wrote what is often deemed "ugly" music to rebel against the emotive works appropriated by totalitarian states in World War II, mellowed later in his career and wrote a few alluring works.

Bold, colorful and emotive, her work is an aggressive argument against the coolness of Minimalism and other late-modern movements that championed the cerebral over the passionate.

Named Emotive, it works by accessing the emotional content of postings on the social networking site.

Virtually all practitioners utilize homeopathy, nutrition, breathing techniques, therapeutic yoga, color therapy and emotive-attitudinal work.