"engaging expression" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a lively and spirited style of communication. For example: "The speaker had an engaging expression that made the audience feel energized and enthusiastic."
Still, a discussion of Aristotle's psychology is just the place to reflect briefly on the metaphysics of souls, because hylomorphism finds its most nuanced and engaging expression in the metaphysics of living beings.
Art, design and technological practices are a site of pertinent and engaging expression when they form part of how we seek to understand this, our mediated, material condition.
A guarded no What bombs can't do An anxious yes Reprints Related items Can painting as an art survive?: A guarded noApr 29th 1999A more immediately engaging expression of artistic anxiety is "The Studio" (1969) by Philip Guston.
Because Timmy and Chippy were not drawn from nature, the two suggest stuffed animals in their lack of engaging facial expressions.
I go through letters written by hand, as engaging as the expression on a face.
Avery's compositions could be likened to a poet's expression: engaging and thought provoking, enlightening and ethereal, never singular in meaning and always individual to those willing to hear, or in Avery's case, look.
Places like Sundance have created a safe and engaging place of expression.
In these cases the sitter was often shown smiling, with an engaging and radiant expression designed to appeal to her intended.
Lawyers who represent a client are not engaging in "self-expression" in any event, he said.
However, a deficiency in engaging residents' reflection was found.
The theatrics are the most extreme expression of an engaging presentation style that Mr. Daellenbach said was unusual for brass quintets when his group began using it in the 1970s.
