Sentence examples for primarily expressive from inspiring English sources

Where identity politics prevail, "voting is likely to be primarily expressive," like "wearing a football scarf".

According to this interpretation, religion is a self-contained and primarily expressive enterprise, governed by its own internal logic or "grammar".

Criminal law in the form of hate speech laws are interesting from the perspective of this paper because the intended target of such laws is usually activities of a primarily expressive nature.

However, the turn to the Middle Ages is not primarily expressive of a sentimental cultivation of the past, but had long been part of the German Enlightenment and its critique of political absolutism.

In a few primarily expressive words, orthographic h has the phonetic value [h]: aa haaw "OK".

Prevalence figures vary depending on how stringently such criteria are applied, and whether the focus is just on receptive language impairment, or is extended to include those with primarily expressive language difficulties.

An intuitive realist, primarily concerned with expressive rather than formal values, he developed a kind of visual mnemonics: "the retaining in my minds eye without drawing on the spot whatever I wanted to imitate".

In addition, the intervention is focused primarily on developing expressive language of children, with less emphasis on comprehension of vocabulary.

All three children presented with a similar pattern of speech and language impairment, which primarily affected the expressive domain.

True, his music is not easy; but the use of microtones serves primarily to expand his expressive palette.

When I finally could feel something again, I was sitting in an outdoor café where I started drawing happy people, primarily women as they are most expressive.