Sentence examples for sense of expression from inspiring English sources

Not every sentence which expresses a higher order attitude in an everyday sense of expression may stand in the semantic expression relation that expressivists postulate.

"I was always curious about their movement and the dance style, the sense of expression," he says.

You use your lips, eyes, shoulders: it's no surprise that Charlie Chaplin took a lot of his sense of expression from his work with deaf actors.

I've lingered in the Casa Batlló because for me it is Gaudí's masterpiece, where he perfectly achieves this sense of expression and poetry, yet it is a functioning house and apartment block.

A subtle sense of expression, of unusual, accented harmonies, and of dramatic solo form characterized his finest work, specifically in his 1950s recordings as a bandleader (including his unique saxophone-guitar-bass trio in Tricotism [1956]) and with Milt Jackson, Jo Jones, and Miles Davis.

Freed from the burden of servicing the requirements of their star striker, there is now a greater fluidity and sense of expression to their attacking play, with creative wide midfielders Koke and Arda Turan particularly benefitting.

The sense of an expression determines what the expression refers to.

The ordinary sense of an expression — the way that the expression indicates its referent — becomes a part of the truth-conditions for a sentence in which the expression occurs, if that expression is used within a belief context.

The sense of an expression, roughly speaking, is not the thing the expression refers to but the way in which it refers to that thing.

The sense of an expression is both its contribution to the thought expressed by the sentence and the "mode of presentation" of its referent.

Both the referent and the sense of an expression contribute systematically to the truth or falsehood (the "truth value") of the sentences in which the expression occurs.