Sentence examples for express movement from inspiring English sources

While life-drawing classes at the Lyme Academy often require students to spend many hours on one pose, Ciaran Murphy said that in Dublin "we draw more gestures" -- rapid drawings that express movement -- "and we're encouraged to be more expressive and to experiment".

Impressionists such as Claude Monet introduced sketchy brushstrokes into their compositions to express movement and change over time.

"Trying to find a way to express the times we're in, to express movement, that's something that was done with sculpture but not in buildings," he said.

Hindu and Buddhist paintings at Ajanta in India and also in Sri Lanka reveal the essential quality in all Indian art: emphasis on a flowing, rhythmic contour to express movement and gesture.

As Maresz said in an e-mail, "The concert is all around pieces written in the nineties, and they all share a common compositional concern: express movement, pulse, and a clear musical character, in a language that I want communicative yet without the recourse to tonality".

With a usable surface of up to 12×19-inches, the new tablets can be mapped pixel-to-pixel for the entire screen, or can even be used to express movement over dual monitors.

I then built an intellectual framework that can understand language for expressing movement by learning the correspondence between bodily motions and language expressions via a statistical model.

We know what they mean, but we now have a technology even better at expressing movement: movies.

For example, his contemporary Edgar Degas (whose works, along with Japanese prints, were a principal influence on him) expressed movement by carefully rendering the anatomical structure of several closely grouped figures, attempting in this way to depict but one figure, caught at successive moments in time.

Though The Fits marks Holmer's first feature film, she's delved into expressing movement cinematically for years.

For instance, the biomechanical function of the arm, which expresses movement caused by exerting forces, is deterministic according to Newton's law.