Sentence examples for extraordinarily expressive from inspiring English sources

A great American popular singer of wit, sensuality, intelligence and extraordinarily expressive minimalism, Lee let her audiences breathe.

Edward Scissorhands, with his pinprick eyes, kabuki face and shears for fingers, barely speaks, yet is extraordinarily expressive.

Her extraordinarily expressive face registers a thousand emotions as he reacts seismically to each word, seemingly channeling the past.

Improvised recitative passages, melismatic singing (singing of more than one pitch per syllable), and an extraordinarily expressive delivery also characterize black gospel music.

By contrast, the head is extraordinarily expressive with its lips bitterly pressed and one eyebrow slightly raised, as if in puzzlement.

Given the constraints under which he must have been working, being filmed with motion capture technology and under layers of heavy make-up, Serkis' performance is extraordinarily expressive.

CÉDRIC BOUCHARD Extraordinarily delicate, gentle and expressive.

Thanks to the astonishing VFX, Paddington seems extraordinarily life like and expressive.

I've seen four of them, including "The Young Lovers," also called "Never Fear," and they're extraordinarily accomplished, inventive, and expressive, albeit low-budget, works.

There's a moment of crucial revelation — a potentially conventional moment of dramatic declaration — for which he discovers an extraordinarily simple yet powerfully expressive camera trope that raises the scene above character into the realm of moral enormity.

There's a moment of crucial revelation a potentially conventional moment of dramatic declaration for which he discovers an extraordinarily simple yet powerfully expressive camera trope that raises the scene above character into the realm of moral enormity.