Sentence examples for means of human expression from inspiring English sources

One big development is that the N.E.A. is now giving grants to video-game artists; it's not that controversial a statement anymore to say video games are an important means of human expression.

Exploratory Programming for the Arts and Humanities provides artists and humanists with privileged access to a highly sophisticated understanding of the concepts and practices that make computer code into such a powerful means of human expression.

The world imagined by Tzara abandons symbols of the past, from literature to public transportation and currency, while, like psychologists Sigmund Freud and Wilhelm Reich, the poet depicts violence as a natural means of human expression.

I'm not particularly interested in art, by which I mean I'm interested in the whole of human expression, not simply the forms and commodities sanctioned by the market and its actors.

Now, insofar as Infinity means the not-finite, it refers to the unmasterable quality of human expression.

Literature is a form of human expression.

Few consider headbanging a graceful form of human expression.

The inflections and quirks of human expression were processed away.

In this way, art is a means of expression rather than expression itself.

It means investing in ourselves as a human expression of life and finding out what we're really capable of," proffers Burgs.

In Figure 6, material contact (mc) is an attempt to describe the possible means of expression that normal human beings can use in producing and receiving meaning-wording.