According to the therapists, animations, videos and expressive examples could help patients understand the theory and assignments, without reading large amounts of texts.
The DA in our measures might reflect expressive habits, for example, natural smiles are asymmetric reflecting hemispheric specialisation in the control of emotion [45].
All of the scripted gestures were redundant with the co-expressive speech; for example, the teacher pointed to "y" in the equation while saying "y".
Some examples of Pop art, however, were subtly expressive of social criticism for example, Oldenburg's drooping objects and Warhol's monotonous repetitions of the same banal image have an undeniably disturbing effect and some, such as Segal's mysterious, lonely tableaux, are overtly expressionistic.
Or is this perhaps a better example of "Expressive Body Language," another of the show's groupings?
You may never have realized, for example, how expressive a set of shoulders can be in defining the differences between youth and age.
"Occupying the centre of Wall Street as in protest against the damage that these protesters believe those who work there have done to this country could not be a clearer example of expressive protest".
The "indistinct" (especially where it is deployed in such an expressive manner as, for example, in the Whalers Sketchbook) has come to define the artist's reputation above all else: restless in his work, ceaselessly creative, and an artist whose output seems to transcend the historical circumstances of its production.
In its second half the conflict turns inward, and Sanshiro finds himself battling a howling madman (Akitake Kono), the brother of a defeated rival, on a desolate mountainside during a raging snowstorm (an early example of expressive weather in Kurosawa's work).
