The head of a man painted in the late 12th century on the walls of the now vanished first cathedral in Smolensk is remarkable for its expressiveness.
Child, too, was unlike anything else on television: six-feet-two, virtually hunchbacked, seeming too ungainly for a small screen, with a long, manly face, but one that was also remarkable for its intelligent expressiveness.
By using dramatic camera angles, close-ups, sound effects and remarkable editing, Guy and Miller layer expressiveness and visual contrition on top of Wilson's exact words, creating a new interpretation and context for understanding what happened on that fateful yet otherwise "normal" day.
I'm not interested in self-expression but in expressiveness.
Produced by Eric Rosse (Sara Bareilles, Tori Amos), Take Us To The Start is filled with multiple delights, most notably Hires' remarkable voice, an instrument striking in its warmth, expressiveness, and ability to convey a multitude of emotions within a single song.
"It is a ballet where the dramatic expressiveness of modern dance and the fluidity of the ballet idiom are combined with remarkable results". Mr. Butler was born in Greenwood, Miss., to two railroad workers.
This makes the expressiveness of the 2015, harvested merely 8 years after it was first planted, that much more remarkable.
Expressiveness is the hook.
Recognize what emotional expressiveness signifies.
