Marianela Nuñez danced with luminous beauty on the opening night, but her unvaryingly tragic expression and knitted brow limited her expressive range.
Individuals would express themselves through rhythmic movement using some kind of adornment to enhance the expressive range of the body.
She doesn't have a huge expressive range.
It's immaculately tailored to DiDonato's voice, with its remarkable flexibility and expressive range.
Listening to it myself, I'm struck by its occasional gentleness and expressive range.
But Delius' expressive range was more limited and his invention less vigorous than Elgar's.
They do, however, exhaust their own expressive range; and this is their greatest limitation.
Working with Coltrane, a relentless musical explorer, emboldened Mr. Jones to expand the expressive range of his instrument.
In Debussy's Préludes, Book II, Mr. Hamelin maneuvered mostly around the gentler side of his expressive range.
His B minor Sonata surpasses, in originality, boldness and expressive range, anything written in this genre since Beethoven and Schubert.
Though their poetry does not break with traditional form, its language and expressive range create new imaginative territory.
