Sentence examples for marvelously expressive from inspiring English sources

Child's pictures mesh artfully with her words, and her characters, especially little Herb, are marvelously expressive.

The faces are marvelously expressive: Pa's joyful anticipation, Momma's with-drawn look, Annie's pensive contemplation of them both.

His marvelously expressive face includes big open eyes and a softly rounded mouth that might be emitting a moan, or maybe singing or chanting.

It may be intangible, but the collective pathos exuded by the assemblage is as valuable an artifact of Medieval consciousness as any one of its marvelously expressive parts.

Nicknamed Azúcar (Spanish for sugar), and played by a marvelously expressive and likable young nonprofessional actor named Algenis Pérez Soto, he is sweet and easygoing, but also fiercely competitive and a bit cocky.

She is a dark-haired actress with a marvelously expressive face, a body that can crumple almost to the point of disappearing and a deceptively genial way with a comic take.

Wonderfully expressive voice.

The painting, however, is wonderfully expressive.

Judi Dench gives a poignant performance in "Saigon: Year of the Cat" that is both marvelously subtle and deeply expressive.

The Band Perry's rich cover of Glen Campbell's classic Gentle on my Mind, which they recorded for the documentary Glen Campbell: I'll Be Me, scored thanks to Kimberly Perry's expressive vocals (marvelously husky and clear all at once) and the troupe's simple country instrumentation.

Also like Baroque dance is the marvelously fluent control of the supporting knee, the subtle use of the various components of the foot, the expressive angling of the head, and the decorum of the arms.