Sentence examples for expressive content from inspiring English sources
As we will see below, this is not implausible because the artist, at least according to Collingwood, does not literally know the expressive content of his artwork in advance of expressing it.
The lower courts disagree and so do I since actions have, for many years, been found to have expressive content and signing a political referendum petition seems to be clearly an expression of support for that referendum as well as a political action that furthers the progress of that referendum.
Restraints targeting the expressive content of symbolic speech — content-based restrictions — receive strict scrutiny.
The tone of much of this early work though, alternately brooding and volatile, comes from its expressive content.
Problems are structured to provide students with a knowledge of visual language along with a development of expressive content.
Many of the hanging pieces from this time look like the equivalent of freehand sketches or calligraphy, their forms eccentrically asymmetrical, their expressive content apparent but elusive.
A defender of expressive dramatic content in choreography, Mr. Moiseyev reiterated the dominant Soviet aesthetics of the cold war period when he deplored abstraction in ballet.
And so you get this busy busy busy, this buzz of busyness on the stage without necessarily getting any real expressive choreographic content.
Flash, software developed by Adobe for viewing expressive applications, content, and videos, sparked an antagonistic media campaign between Apple and Adobe during the summer.
Having a more expressive EHR content model based on international standards is therefore desired.
Expressivity, together with a strong focus on DL reasoning is certainly one major distinctive criterion when comparing NTDO with OBO ontologies or the ontologies developed by Topalis et al. (2011) which represent a similar domain with a much higher coverage, but less expressive axiomatic content, with semantic annotation being their predominating raison d'être.
