Sentence examples for expressive manner from inspiring English sources

Stravinsky was not interested in setting the text in a directly expressive manner.

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.

"ZOOM": ANNIE GOSFIELD Merkin Concert Hall's "Composers Close Up" series turns to Gosfield, a youngish American who is emerging as a major figure of the downtown scene with pieces that use nonmusical sounds (warped records, satellite signals, and more) in a strikingly expressive manner.

Simply playing music in an expressive manner is not enough.

She was blonde, full figured, outgoing, and outspoken with a saucy southern accent and friendly, expressive manner.

A robin can sing -- a dog can bark or howl on proper occasion -- and in an expressive manner -- but when did a horse ever sing to you -- or neigh a thief from your hall door.

In truth, nobody would try out that self-expressive manner for a century and a half; the movie is toying with our placid, post-romantic equations of art and life, as airily as M. Jourdain waving his brush.

Painters in China were praised for their expressive, individual manner, long before such ideas occurred to Europeans.

The aesthetic-expressive mode of action is observed by the way Informant 23 referred to the patient in a respectful manner.

Still, her playing is deeply expressive in an Apollonian manner and supremely musical.

But so were vendors of all manner of "expressive materials," from silk-screened T-shirts to engraved grains of rice.