Mr. Sims sang the song with care, she felt, but with a rather generalized expressive quality.
Janet M. Gorzegno's two small panel paintings include faces, but they are detached and mask-like, formalistic rather than expressive.
But his second act was far more muted, and his dancing can look effortful rather than expressive.
Until that point, the overriding sense is of a musical based on skilled professionalism rather than expressive need.
A distinct type is created rather by expressive functions arising from the ideology of the different systems of political organization (monarchy, theocracy, democracy, etc).
Jarrod Beck concentrates on faces in his small graphite drawings, or rather on expressive individual features like eyes and mouths, which he lifts from advertising and pornography.
He was also an athlete, and he approaches dance, to judge by "érection," as a purely physical rather than expressive discipline.
Its bleak landscapes and seascapes, and its indigenous culture, wrought a major change in his musical language: he developed a new fondness for instrumental colour for its own sake, and a concentration on formal symmetries rather than expressive extremes.
In addition, empirical studies have indicated that functional performance and aesthetic appearance, rather than expressive consideration, are essential factors for sportswear (Dickson and Pollack 2000).
