Mr. Close has always eschewed expression — people are rarely smiling in the portraits — and, unlike Andy Warhol, he has not focused on pop-culture celebrities.
Mueller was a harsh taskmaster who eschewed expressions of warmth with his staff.
He eschews the expressions that most Japanese use to soften their speech and that tend to make the language vague.
Members of the smaller Chuangzao She ("Creation Society"), on the other hand, were followers of the "Romantic" tradition who eschewed any expressions of social responsibility by writers, referring to their work as "art for art's sake".
Virtuosity is eschewed in favour of expression and diction.
To watch Bush work a room, however cheesy his salesmanship and however canned his hucksterism, is to behold a master of the American vernacular, that form of expression which eschews slickness and makes a virtue of the speaker's limitations an artfulness that depends on artlessness, an eloquence that depends on inflection and emphasis.
To watch Bush work a room, however cheesy his salesmanship and however canned his hucksterism, is to behold a master of the American vernacular, that form of expression which eschews slickness and makes a virtue of the speaker's limitations — an artfulness that depends on artlessness, an eloquence that depends on inflection and emphasis.
Born into a family of artists whose work exploded with color, Susan Michie found her own path into artistic expression by eschewing bold tones and rich hues in favor of monochromatic blacks, whites and browns.
This, Darwin thought, suggested that his son could not have learned that crying is linked to sadness and must have somehow inherited the knowledge.Modern biologists have avoided experimenting with babies and eschewed linking animal "expressions" with human ones, for fear of committing the zoologists' sin of anthropomorphism.
This notion led the ancient Hebrews to eschew human sacrifice and found expression in Moses' exhortation: "I have set before thee life and death, blessing and cursing.
This winter, stylish men, left, right and below, seem to be eschewing exotic designer looks, personal expression coming from how familiar pieces are put together.
