Thomas Tomkins displays a mastery of 12-part polyphony in his full anthem O praise the Lord, all ye heathen, but for quiet expressive intimacy of thought there is little to surpass When David heard that Absalom was slain.
"He was quite expressive, but in a quiet way.
Quiet but expressive interiors and portraits continued to be the subjects of her paintings and drawings.
There, one evening, he shyly produced a play that he had written, "Come Back, Little Sheba". He read it to me in his beautifully quiet, and expressive voice: I was deeply moved by the play and I immediately wired Audrey Wood about it and urged him to subMit it to her.
But for fans of the slacker duo (played by the motormouthed Jason Mewes and a mostly quiet but expressive Smith), this is potentially awesome news.
If you need to record very quiet or expressive instruments, such as an acoustic guitar or piano, a condenser mic will provide better results.
The final note was stunningly quiet yet infinitely expressive, the virtual embodiment of entombment.
Glass, Irony, and God (1995) contains a quiet but wildly expressive poem, "The Glass Essay," in which the narrator, while visiting her mother, meditates on a relationship gone bad, on English novelist and poet Emily Brontë (whom she is reading), and on a variety of other interrelated topics.
In a noisy and restless time, this is food expressive of ancient order and pastoral quiet.
Inside his bright, minimalist Harlem apartment near Marcus Garvey Park, he can go from quiet and halting to expressive and effusive, his lanky frame leaping out of a seat to pace about the room as he discusses his work.
Scorpios can seem so open and expressive one moment and then become quiet and secretive the next.
