Sentence examples for openly expressive from inspiring English sources
The greatest indicator of a more openly expressive wardrobe came courtesy of the men in attendance, however.
Salonen the composer is more openly expressive than Salonen the conductor; on a new Deutsche Grammophon recording, you can hear his Piano Concerto, which rivals the Romantic showpieces of yesteryear in its brash gestures and lush textures.
(His other conducting gig, at the Philharmonia Orchestra, in London, takes less of his time). Salonen the composer is more openly expressive than Salonen the conductor; on a new Deutsche Grammophon recording, you can hear his Piano Concerto, which rivals the Romantic showpieces of yesteryear in its brash gestures and lush textures.
It's a chance to be openly expressive on a platform where there are no preconceived notions of people who think they "know" me.
He gets into the song, and it's hard because his whole approach in his prime was to start with the lyric and figure out, "Why did they write it, and how do I inhabit it?" But to do that in the best possible way, you need a lyric that is openly sentimental or openly expressive in the upbeat tunes.
Reviewing the performance in The New York Times, Allan Kozinn wrote, "Mr. Logan's music -- a volatile mixture of angularity, harmonic haziness and expressive dissonance tempered with openly tonal sections -- adds a palpable dramatic dimension to the narrative".
The more I have learned about pride around the world, in places where it is life threatening to come out and live openly as a LGBT person, the more apparent it is that the physical manifestations of pride are expressive of a much more important meaning.
