Sentence examples for more physically expressive from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nézet-Séguin is one of the more physically expressive conductors, perhaps, he said, because of his small stature.

It is when Josie flees from two kidnappers and hides in the Theatre Royal Stratford East that her eyes are opened to a more physically expressive, truthful way of acting.

Some men told me they wished they had more emotionally and physically expressive relationships like women have.

And even though, as a gay man, I feel that society gives me a free pass to be more "emotional," more "physically demonstrative," I am hesitant to be physically expressive with my closest male friends, especially the ones who are not gay.

Andrew Pirozzi has a more physically demanding task manipulating the more elaborate and expressive puppet designed for Sven.

Mimes, dancers, sports players, physically expressive singers, and actors are among those who are more noted in bodily-kinesthetic intelligence.

He is, by nature, a physically expressive fellow.

He is tall and thin and physically expressive when he speaks.

Withdrawn as she is, Marina can also be physically expressive, with a feral side.

Leonard Bernstein was one of the most physically expressive conductors in modern times, which sometimes earned him the scorn of critics.

Few politicians anywhere exude optimism more physically.