Sentence examples for expressive are from inspiring English sources

Particularly expressive are carvings of animals.

Even more expressive are the free-standing busts of toddlers, especially the one called "Laughing Boy".

Adrover's hair is braided halfway down his back, and his hands, which are long and expressive, are accented by inch-long nails on both pinkies.

So expressive are the linear twists and turns of the brush, the pressure and weights of ink, the spatial punctuations, that you can practically hear his voice.

Thus, no Hawks, who, though he filmed largely in the studio with actors as skilled and professional as any, elicited performances of an extraordinary relaxation and captured them in images which — though deeply expressive — are subtly, recessively, understatedly so, a sort of cinematic counterpart to the prose of Ernest Hemingway.

But sometimes pictures and videos are so much more expressive, aren't they?

Also intensely expressive was Shulamit Ran's "Silent Voices," which received its American premiere.

Their recording of Mahler's Fourth Symphony, acutely characterful and expressive, is among the finest Mahler recordings ever made.

Expressive isn't a far cry from the sounds of his previous releases either.

I usually have a dominant character or a portrait with a face -- some kind of expressive being.

His expressive nuances are balanced by a generally cool temperament.