Sentence examples for expressing everything from inspiring English sources

I think expressing everything you are, visually or musically or in any field, prevents you from becoming crazy.

Then I discovered something: the simple act of expressing everything that had been swirling around in my head had the effect of making it all feel less terrifying, less dramatic, and more manageable.

I spent this movie wishing I could have watched it in another form, telling the same story as a stage ballet, with Vargas and Jourdain expressing everything through dance.

A couple of days after seeing the new film, I watched Gondry's "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" (2004), written by Charlie Kaufman, and found Clementine expressing everything that Chloe, prettily wilting as Colin scrambles to cure her, can't.

Expressing everything from jubilation to intense concern, city officials, tourism czars, culture sachems and neighborhood naysayers have at last found themselves in agreement about something: that the impact of the new building will be off the charts.

How simple can you get? Mr Webb looked extremely pleased with himself for expressing everything so lucidly, while the rest of us were wondering whether it was time to trade in our brains for an upgrade.

I don't have access to facial expressions with a mask, my body expresses everything, and I think that's wonderful to behold, that we don't necessarily need our faces to express.

But sentences are merely the external expression of judgments, and often they do not express everything one has in mind when judging.

He expresses everything fully through his body".

As Gypsies, we express everything in our dances".

He meant to express everything he could in Tintin: his curiosity, his passions and his dreams.