Sentence examples for expressive feeling from inspiring English sources

A landmark in the history of the crime movie, Point Blank's expressive feeling for landscape and architecture anticipates Michael Mann's Heat.

Save for the last astonishing shot of Christine's face — now a whirlwind of expressive feeling — Ms. Testud keeps her performance generally muted, perhaps to help safeguard Ms. Hausner's secrets.

Anna Larsson, a contralto with an attractive, strong sound, sang with a great deal of expressive feeling, if not with the full measure of plumminess of operatic "Oh thou that tellest" renditions of the past.

When you're going up against Maggie Smith — there's one scene where you serenade her a bit — how do you prepare? A. I thought the best course of action in going toe to toe with Maggie would be a sense of American expressive feeling.

I remember my exams would always have comments like "lovely expressive feeling" haha.

"The music expresses feeling" may mean that the composer expressed his feeling in writing the music or that the music when heard is expressive (in some way yet to be defined) of human feeling.

The complexity of their stances, expressive of strong feeling, was unprecedented in monumental marble sculpture of the Renaissance.

These colors were introduced by the rowing team in 1876, who deemed blue and gray "appropriate colors for the [Boat] Club and expressive of the feeling of unity between the Northern and Southern boys of the College".

So, to be high on one is necessarily to be low on the other:[4] Extreme recessive traits (including tongue-tied reactions in certain public settings) may be quite common to a very introverted person's life, but may seem selective -- if that person is rather assertive and expressive when not feeling insecure at certain places or when among trusted colleagues, friends and family.

Crowds were freely expressive of their feelings back then, as well, which produced some pauses in the Yankee home games to allow attendants to remove thrown debris from the Stadium turf.

Music may be expressive of human feelings, in the sense already described, but this is a far cry from saying that it contains depictions that are true to human nature.