Sentence examples for expressive resonance from inspiring English sources

Yet she develops the expressive resonance of that delicacy through a musicality that's entirely her own.

Working from old family photographs and home movies collected in junk shops and on eBay, she achieves a distinctive expressive resonance.

Although that limits ballet's expressive resonance in today's more sexually diverse society — other choreographers have made different choices — it's O.K.; it can easily be argued that the core essence of ballet can only really be conducted in terms of male-female dualism.

The tale of a little girl who finds herself working in a bathhouse for Japan's Shinto gods, "Spirited Away" has the emotional resonance of classic Disney and the expressive elegance of a woodblock print.

But Professor Virginia Danielson, Umm Kulthum's first English-language biographer, said "her resonance – that slightly nasal sound – is particularly compelling and very expressive in this style of singing.

The resonance, timber and modulation of his voice gave life to his expressive words that made me part of the game.

Mr. Kigawa was also expert in achieving the pedal resonances, in producing variety of color and in creating sudden shafts of expressive power, especially at cadences.

Emotionally expressive?

Too expressive.

He made hair expressive.

It is merely expressive.