Sentence examples for more personal expression from inspiring English sources
French news reporters, unless they work for government-owned radio and television stations, are allowed much more personal expression than in the English-speaking world.
Or is the redoubled emptiness a more personal expression: the result of looking inside his own personal artistic soul and finding, well, nothing?
April 4, 1758 Cluny, France February 16, 1823 Paris, France Pierre-Paul Prud'hon, (born April 4, 1758, Cluny, France died Feb. 16, 1823, Paris), French draftsman and painter whose work bridges the Neoclassical spirit of the late 18th century and the more personal expression of 19th-century Romanticism.
It's a marked contrast to Hand Habits, through which Duffy carves out space for more personal expression, both instrumentally and lyrically.
In recent years, a terrible sense of loss that has resulted from AIDS- related deaths has inspired more personal expressions of grief.
Whisper seems to cater more to a younger, college-aged crowd that is sharing more personal expressions, while Secret has, so far, been more of a water cooler for Silicon Valley chatter.
But sprinkled among those letters were far more personal expressions of what Angelou's work and life meant to those readers.
About.me let users choose the type of compliment they gave, whether it was a professional compliment or a more personal, intimate expression.
But he spent most of the first decade of the century based in Bern, making trips to Paris and Munich, and striving to find more personal modes of expression.
With the exception of "Anima" the dramatic entries are more interested in personal expression than in entertainment — Bollywood's very life blood — even as they pay lip service to influences like Quentin Tarantino and Bruce Lee.
In the 17th century the writer on art Dong Qichang established Wang as the founder of the revered Southern school of painter-poets, whom Dong characterized as more concerned with personal expression than surface representation.
