Sentence examples for expressive habits from inspiring English sources

No wonder she was loved in the United States....it has been a bizarre reversal of the great Jamesian theme to watch people in London struggling, at short notice, to shrug off the expressive habits of one nation and borrow those of another...

The DA in our measures might reflect expressive habits, for example, natural smiles are asymmetric reflecting hemispheric specialisation in the control of emotion [45].

A 35-year-old with thick, expressive eyebrows and a habit of talking with his hands, he grew up and went to college in Medellín, Colombia, where he studied journalism.

Michael had a theatrical, expressive side, but his working habits were metronomic: he kept long and regular work hours and published often and in a diversity of genres.

2. Use expressive facial gestures.

At times, Bernstein's habit of maximizing the expressive potential of any given bar threatens to create emotional overload — particularly given that Mahler himself runs that risk routinely.

Joey is the platonic ideal of a stallion, with deeply expressive body language (his ears alone speak volumes) and no embarrassing habits like leaving piles of dung in his wake.

He conveys Raymond's dependence on routine and habit with subtle skill and fills his performance with expressive detail: one notices the way his hands trace the outline of a menu as if in search of security.

With this work Vivaldi eschewed his fiery habits to create a piece of striking beauty and simplicity, whose expressive austerity befits the 13th-century poem that describes Mary's suffering during the crucifixion.

It is becoming a habit for the remarkable jumper who is slowly becoming more expressive and fluid on the ice.

She is a natural reporter, watchful and carefully expressive, with a heightened impulse to gauge her companion's mood; she has a habit of smiling quickly to offer reassurance during an uneasy silence.