Sentence examples for more expressive when from inspiring English sources

Like most singers in the subgenre, she is more expressive when holding back her considerable power than when belting.

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According to Gunes et al. (2007), the Si accumulation at the aerial part is more expressive when the plants are susceptive to some kind of stress.

Bacterial abundances also showed some increase when non-inoculated treatments were considered, but responses were more expressive when inoculation was performed.

Besides this, the phonolite also influenced the Na availability in soil, which was even more expressive when applied in a conjunct form with the organic composts (Fig. 3c).

Lee & Wagner [59] showed that adult women were more expressive when exposing their emotions alone, compared to in a context of face to face interview.

It's something about human nature that when we feel angry, we're more expressive than when we feel happy.

There is also a movement among JavaScript developers to take that computing speed and use it to make the process of writing computer programs more expressive, so when you author code you can simultaneously see what code does when it runs.

Ferguson, as is his way, was a bit more expressive, especially when he was asked to compare the Brazilian Ronaldo with the Portuguese Ronaldo.

There is a melancholy side to his nature, too, never more expressive than when he is confronting the sadness inherent in certain human relationships.

Even though that lineup did not keep it from being eliminated from this tournament, it may pave the way more expressive performances when next the two sides meet at the Camp Nou, in La Liga, which Madrid currently leads by five points.