Sentence examples similar to room for expressiveness from inspiring English sources
By no means do the promoters of theories pretend to replace probability theory; they just present different levels of expressiveness that leave room for properly representing the lack of background knowledge [4].
The search for expressiveness extended to three-dimensional modern art, propelling some works to previously unimaginable levels.
Those choreographers who aim for expressiveness tend to be cornballs, while those who look modern are often cold and dry.
It is a supreme asset for actors and actresses to be beautiful; it gives them greater range and greater possibilities for expressiveness.
The work of Zvi Hecker has been compared to that of Antonio Gaudi, for expressiveness and expanding of architectural ideas.
Maximising the recording's "capacity for expressiveness", the track features a tempo rubato that is without precedent in the Beatles' catalogue.
With regard to the scores for expressiveness there are no significant differences between the groups.
Probably the most persistent criticism of Mr. Lewis was that Milt Jackson's natural exuberance and expressiveness as a soloist were stifled by the M.J.Q.'s carefully constructed arrangements, which left relatively little room for improvisation.
It gave plenty of room, though, for the physical expressiveness that is another hallmark of Mr. Carroll's playing, communicated through gestures of Dionysian abandon.
