Sentence examples for expressive skill from inspiring English sources

This painting, which exhibits all of Rousseau's descriptive and expressive skill, is a supreme revelation of his powerful and uncommon imagination.

The early Classical period saw an impressive series of sculptural works that were excellent in their own right and significant in the continuing development of technical expressive skill and naturalism such as the relief carvings of the so-called Ludovisi Throne.

Jackson knew that his intellectual and expressive skills were limited.

However, she was highly regarded by her contemporaries for her technical and expressive skills as a singer.

Presented within a minimalist set, animated by Dominique Drillot's inventive lighting design, Maillot's sharp contemporary choreography plays to the expressive skills of its dancers.

He and Nina Watt, the guest dancer who performed "Short Story" with him here, brought the finely honed expressive skills of mature performers to the piece.

Students who rated creative and expressive skills in their top 2 favorite career interests were less likely to pursue a STEM career than those who rated creative and expressive skills highly.

Survey and interview results indicated that participants perceived receptive skills to be more difficult than expressive skills in employment settings and daily living.

Last, given the points above, the ILS techniques may offer comprehensive input at the lower levels that provide easy access and incentive for students to learn English after which fluency building using the new language would naturally follow - thus, these strategies for building expressive skills would then be seen as providing a 'jump start' for language development to blossom.

This is a critical coping skill, because, with a speech delay, they will not develop strong expressive skills.

The present longitudinal research was therefore designed to yield new insight into the simultaneous impact of these two dimensions of maternal responsiveness on the acquisition of expressive language skills in a sample of 25 mother-child dyads.