Sentence examples for leeway for expressive from inspiring English sources

Nor, more importantly, is there any leeway for expressive musical phrasing; the performers are far too busy writhing around their partners or shaping vertiginous lifts.

The teenagers were allowed some leeway for self-expression while painting on maple, birch or satinwood.

Shakespeare's plays express an affinity for expressive dress.

Increasingly, Mr. Wainwright draws out notes for expressive effect.

"Many times they go off for expressive reasons.

Interestingly, when comparing all expressive chords to all non-expressive chords, the N5 was larger for expressive chords (Figure 5).

There's plenty of leeway for both.

So there is little leeway for further bad news.

Last night there was less leeway for an imperiled giant.

Restrictions are tighter on larger planes, while there is more leeway for regional jets and turboprops.

The definition of bankruptcy arguably gives debtors too much legal leeway, for instance.