Sentence examples for expressive characters from inspiring English sources

One difficulty with appealing to a solution to this 'paradox of fiction' is that it is not clear our emotional responses to the expressivity of music are the same as those to emotionally expressive characters.

Rosado draws richly expressive characters and ably depicts action sequences.

DePaola's familiar softly colored illustrations feature wonderfully expressive characters.

When the listener focusses intently, wisps of sound can become expressive characters, silhouetted against an empty expanse.

The book's text can be summoned or dismissed with a tap; temporarily hiding the words lets one appreciate Jansson's artwork with its expressive characters and simple backgrounds that bring to mind Matisse's paper cutouts.

One thought to guide you through the next three movements from the funeral march to the explosion of joy in the final bars: this music is simultaneously rigorously symphonic yet novel in its cavalcade of dramatic and expressive characters.

His attack was aggressive; half-valved, slurred, and stuttered notes lent expressive character to his lines.

The composers wanted to increase the effect of their music by imbuing each theme with a well-defined, even exaggerated, expressive character.

Which is why this vastly complex piece is also completely clear in its structure and in its extreme states of expressive character.

The distinguished cellist, recently heard with the Philharmonic exerting every fiber of his fine expressive character, plays a solo program for the People's Symphony Concerts.

Sometimes the execution was shaky, but mostly, as the players strove for the desired color and expressive character of a passage, the notes fell right into place.