Sentence examples for sensual expression from inspiring English sources

There's also that notion of authenticity and truth in direct sensual expression in music, too.

His collection was about the tension between "restraint and the way desire manages to find sensual expression," he said.

Roses, larger than anything produced in the soil, swell across fabric with that sensual expression of Georgia O'Keeffe's paintings from the 1920s.

For this face was so very untough, superimposing, as it did, an almost angelic refinement and gentleness upon hard-jawed good looks: taut skin, a broad, high forehead, wide apart eyes, an aquiline nose, full lips with a relaxed, sensual expression.

As the camera scours her sensual face, its sullen expression betraying a budding awareness of her newfound sexual power, the threat of rape hangs in the air.

There's such a sensual and sexual expression coming from the organ.

"Like ballet, tango is a discipline with specific technique, but then there's that sensual element and the facial expressions that go with it," she said with a smile, undoing the clasp on stilettos worn and frayed after two years of tango classes.

Every action, every mute expression, added to the sensual pleasure of the film and to the unlocking of an intense, lyric personality.

A love letter should be very expressive and sensual.

His ability to capture fleeting expression and the vivacity and sensual delight of his mature style anticipate the Baroque sculpture of Gian Lorenzo Bernini.

"They allow his camera to seek out and find subtleties of expression and echoes of a complex, sensual intelligence that never surface in their work for other directors," Haskell wrote in New York magazine in 1978.