Sentence examples for expressive tools from inspiring English sources

Its origins are in storytelling, and Ms. Shivalingappa's eloquent gestures and mobile face are wonderfully expressive tools for her art.

With his eyes dimmed and voice technologically obscured, Mr. Bale, who's suited up from the start, doesn't have access to an actor's most expressive tools.

Dr. Hammer's expertise in, and sensitive understanding of, the nuanced use of the expressive tools of personality assessment influenced several generations of clinicians and therapists, most recently in the field of Art Therapy.

Music making involves material interaction," says Lamb. "It will never be the case that the most expressive tools for music making are made of metal and glass.

Body expression is conceived as an intrinsic human, non-verbal ability articulating personal sensitivity, thoughts, imagination, and creativity, complementing other expressive tools such as, talking, painting, and writing (cf., Stokoe and Schächter 1977).

They are difficult skills to gain, we were once mocked for pursuing them, and they are profoundly expressive tools.

Mr. Jones's greatness consists of his use of musical balance as an expressive tool.

"I'm not technically great, it's all just an expressive tool.

Ms. Pato is a dynamic improviser, not afraid to use the shrill keen of her instrument as an expressive tool.

Eyes are an important expressive tool, imparting valuable information (joy, sorrow) that we register perceptually: blinking, in other words, is part of how a movie makes meaning.

Jane Racoosin Brooklyn Heights To the Editor: As a teacher at Beansprouts Preschool in Brooklyn, I note that child-centered education, with art as the students' primary expressive tool, is by no means exclusively the approach of Reggio Emilia schools.