Sentence examples for perfectly expressive from inspiring English sources

Philipps has the hourglass figure of a lad's-magazine model and the perfectly expressive face, long and angular, of a comic actress; occasionally, when she has a bug-eyed reaction to a piece of news, she can seem a little deranged.

There's a duet for Bonner and Gooden which is just sensual enough to give their relationship an ambiguous edge, and in a later trio for Smith, Gough and Bonner, Prince's filmic montage of angled limbs and liquid upper-body moves is perfectly expressive of their individual dilemmas.

The title of one of these, "The Mathematics of Magic", is, according to sf critic John Clute, "perfectly expressive of the terms under which magic found easy mention in Unknown".

To each of them the tenor brought scrupulous musicianship and genuine creative insight into both words and music, and a multidisciplinary sense of artistic purpose that enabled him to weld the two into one perfectly conjoined expressive statement.

In a show packed with memorable signifiers – lurid shirts, lush scenery, a goddamn Ferrari – Magnum's luxuriant moustache still dominated, setting off Tom Selleck's expressive eyebrows perfectly.

As in the classic, meticulously hand-drawn Disney animated features, much of the film's characterization -- particularly of the two leads, the ogre, Shrek (the voice of Mike Myers), and his animal companion, a donkey named Donkey (Eddie Murphy) -- comes from the highly expressive yet perfectly natural way the cartoon creations move.

With her expressive eyebrows, her perfectly applied lipstick, her spot-on scepticism and her PhD studies in papyrology, Mountford represents the audience's very best self.

Although people told her she had a beautiful face -- perfectly arched brows over big expressive eyes, a winning smile -- she was only 5 foot 3 and weighed 200 pounds.