While the stills can't possibly make up for what's lost, they are very expressive, conveying atmosphere and dramatic tension.
Franck's prose is heavily expressive, imbued with an atmosphere of nervous breakdown.
In a 1998 exhibition at Kind, the casts were the color of dried blood and strung up by ropes in an installation that had the atmosphere of a slaughterhouse and the expressive heat of a political protest.
A new C.E.O., Paul Meecham, has established a more convivial atmosphere). The "Pastorale" was given a vigorous, warmly expressive performance, although a slight fuzziness kept intruding on the ensemble.
"I want a relaxed atmosphere where the football is free-flowing, entertaining, expressive, expansive and attack-minded with an air of organisation, discipline and professionalism within the club.
There is atmosphere to spare in the dancers' posture and odd expressive gestures, as well as the fevered Chausson score.
His voice remains a clear toned, expressive instrument, and Robinson exercises an almost mystical power over his audience, creating a vibrant, charged atmosphere that fosters an extraordinary emotional exchange between listener and performer.
The expressive singularity of each of these neighborhoods -- the Asian flavor of Flushing or the Latin American atmosphere of the Bronx Hub -- would reinforce New York's blessed diversity.
Both the forest settings and post-apocalyptic San Francisco are rich in detail and atmosphere, the action sequences are thrilling without being flashy, and the apes themselves are uncannily expressive, particularly their eyes.
The landscape and figurative traditions developed together in the 19th century in an atmosphere that was increasingly concerned with "painterly" qualities of the interaction of light and colour and the expressive qualities of paint handling.
