In this class we will create a performance installation utilizing our expressive talents, but also accessing the ways that we are dancing and singing through life.
He was a fellow actor, but rather sniffy about Pickford's work, telling screenwriter Frances Marion that his wife had an "expressive little talent.
Jefferies: 1) Position your executive team as thought leaders- Encourage your leadership team to be expressive, showcase their talents, write, and show up on social media.
With the creative industries worth £76.9bn per year to the UK economy, it doesn't make sense to hack off the grassroots provision that leads to the discovery and nurturing of talent and expressive ability.
He had a clean, expressive upper register and a talent for improvising in semi-abstract harmony, and when the far-out years for jazz arrived in the mid-60's, led by musicians like John Coltrane and Miles Davis, he was well positioned to take part.
He stands little more than 1.70 meters, or 5-foot-7, tall, but his talent, his desire, his expressive qualities are immense.
The protracted invention, the force of his playing, the extraordinary swing and the magisterial lyricism combine for a jazz experience expressive of the kind of individual talent that sustains the vitality of any art form.
Youthfully svelte and possessed of a talent that is still vibrantly expressive, O'Sullivan is nonetheless a surprisingly mature leader of the new wave.
He was chiefly associated with his own expressive dark eyes, bushy eyebrows, outstanding mimetic talents and distinctive Dublin brogue.
