Sentence examples for peculiarly expressive from inspiring English sources

Everything that she has drawn, including the icebergs, has a look that is both guileless and mocking, peculiarly expressive of herself.

For the artist as for the mescalin taker draperies are living hieroglyphs that stand in some peculiarly expressive way for the unfathomable mystery of pure being.

It also encourages a closer look at what everyday things actually look like: detergent bottles have distinctive designs; ordinary sounds, once isolated, turn peculiarly expressive.

Water on a horizontal mirror freezes and melts, surrounded by soldered joints, copper wires, tiny fans, all in assembled in a skewed, offhand jumble that is peculiarly expressive.

His motets are particularly expressive.

Her psychologically jangling, impulsive manner can look awkward until you notice that it is a sum of swift, local accuracies, both descriptive (a peculiarly knobby knee) and expressive (a whiplash contour like a shoreline).

Because it exhibits none of the cynicism one associates with politicians' smiles, it is peculiarly powerful, emanating from expressive dark eyes, then spreading over a handsome, wide-open face.

Writing after the events of 1604 1606, the Jesuit priest Father Tesimond's description of his friend was favourable: "his countenance was exceedingly noble and expressive ... his conversation and manners were peculiarly attractive and imposing, and that by the dignity of his character he exercised an irresistible influence over the minds of those who associated with him".

Peculiarly American?

Emotionally expressive?

Both peculiarly prescient.