Sentence examples for expressive effects from inspiring English sources

It is the "Te Deum," though, that allies musical venturesomeness with the most extraordinary expressive effects.

Kornstad The Norwegian saxophonist Hakon Kornstad has a deeply focused tone and a dazzling command of expressive effects.

African-American trumpeter whose mastery of mutes and expressive effects made him one of the most distinctive jazz musicians.

Certainly Mr. Isserlis, who has a taste of metal lurking in his tone, played with virtuosity and a wealth of expressive effects.

The refinement of this ability to work on individual parts allowed for remarkable detail and expressive effects, enhancing the meticulous realism characteristic of Kamakura sculpture.

The design of these churches does, however, show a certain concern with the expressive effects of height that was to become an essential ingredient of Gothic architecture.

Increasingly, Mr. Wainwright draws out notes for expressive effect.

Likewise in music, where individuals play with tighter or looser synchrony to expressive effect.

Now and then he took rhythmic liberties, as is his way, stretching phrases for expressive effect.

She offered a stunning "Vissi d'arte," wielding her gleaming, silvery voice to intensely expressive effect.

All know that the darker or void areas -- the negative space -- can have a major expressive effect.