Sentence examples for expressive implications from inspiring English sources
What are the practical and expressive implications of same-sex partnering?
While not abandoning triadic harmonies and major and minor tonalities, she significantly modified their sound and their expressive implications, not least - and not without some influence from Fauré and Debussy - by deflecting them in a variety of modal directions.
Finally, the article examines certain normative implications of the expressive theory, including a novel function of adjudicative impartiality, a new justification for the system of public adjudication, and a trade-off between dispute resolution and dispute avoidance.
The late piano music, usually of small dimension but wide implication, is generally expressive of a profound isolation of mind and heart and is therefore not readily approachable, while its apparent overall tone and mood may seem to the superficial ear monotonous.
Socializing boys without expressive emotional language could have negative implications for their development and future academic success.
And she was always forthright, expressive, and occasionally brutally honest, though she usually preferred amused implication to direct statement.
There are three important discussions from these results: a need for early childhood language interventions for children from poverty; implications for advances in receptive language; and implications for advances in expressive language.
From a policy perspective, this case is important because it may have implications for the editorial discretion of other private entities such as YouTube and Twitter that host expressive spaces open to the public, including government officials.
In one of his finest essays, on Raphael's Madonna della Sedia, he followed the implications of the painting's circular format for the intricacies of its drawing and its expressive composure.
