Here the classicizing elements of his mosaics are consolidated in a powerful and grandly expressive style best illustrated by a beautiful and lively group of seated Apostles, highly individualized, whose solidity of form is completely successful in defining the space around them.
We anticipate challenges and opportunities for more expressive user interfaces, illustrated by the concept project Speech Hedge.
Additionally, the relationships that commercial speech and expressive conduct have with exterior product designs illustrate in a tangible way the "regulable" aspects of these hybrid forms of speech.
The expressive resources of the piano allowed the accompaniments of Schubert to illustrate pictorial or psychological aspects of the texts of his lieder ("songs").
But 12 years later, in Nürnberg, he issued a set of sonatas in two, three, four, and five parts that vividly illustrate the German trend toward more abstract musical structure and expressive counterpoint.
Perhaps Ms. Dvorovenko embodies the production's goals — the groupies were doggedly chanting, "Brava-bravissima-brava-bravissima" after all her showiest numbers — but she certainly illustrates its expressive limitations.
Such contexts illustrate the fundamental value that autonomy generally is thought to represent as expressive of one of the fundamentals of moral personhood.
Prior to the 20th century these abstract elements were employed by artists to describe, illustrate, or reproduce the world of nature and of human civilization and exposition dominated over expressive function.
In addition, Carman (2003: 295) argues that Heidegger's notion of conscience can help us further illustrate his account of authenticity and shows how the "call of conscience" may be interpreted as expressive responsiveness to one's own particularity.
They offer the children greetings though precious little else, which makes the loneliness that clings to Black and White — illustrated by the expressive use of negative space — all the more poignant and unacceptable.
