Sentence examples for expressive aspects from inspiring English sources

Later, Kenneth MacMillan used him in the more expressive aspects of the Royal Ballet's style.

They are treated by the architect within the context of the expressive aspects.

Drawing on early modern theories of the human body, the movements assigned to different body parts represented different expressive aspects, Ms. Turocy said.

One of the key themes of recent discussion in the automobile business has been the indifference of the millennial generation to the expressive aspects of the automobile.

The functional distinction of the cognitive and the expressive aspects of language was also applied by Prague school linguists in their work on stylistics and literary criticism.

While IK tools help a character achieve positioning constraints, there are few tools that help an animator with the expressive aspects of a character's poses.

The postures a character adopts over time are a key expressive aspect of its movement.

Instead, we propose an expressive aspect-oriented composition mechanism which can be applied upon existing modules.

One of their key principles was that language is being used poetically or aesthetically when the expressive aspect is predominant, and that it is typical of the expressive function of language that this should be manifest in the form of an utterance and not merely in the meanings of the component words.

It's the most expressive aspect of the feature; the desolation of the landscape suits the story of two people who are struggling to deal with loss.

This and myriad other practical and expressive (nonliteral) aspects of meaning are the subject of pragmatics.