Sentence examples for somewhat expressive from inspiring English sources

He worked so hard that Brunner worried about his health; his designs — notably, the second iteration of the Newton personal organizer and, later, the Twentieth Anniversary Mac — were, in Brunner's admiring description, "somewhat expressive, but still fairly tight and fairly crisp".

He worked so hard that Brunner worried about his health; his designs notably, the second iteration of the Newton personal organizer and, later, the Twentieth Anniversary Mac were, in Brunner's admiring description, "somewhat expressive, but still fairly tight and fairly crisp".

Its movement is swifter, somewhat more expressive than on German teams of old.

In his four-piece "Alba Passion," probably woven around 1525, he mixed equal parts Raphael and Dürer in an energetic, somewhat fidgety expressive blend.

Mr. Pelletier is a sensitive songwriter with a somewhat raw yet expressive voice.

Ray Dalio, the sixty-one-year-old founder of Bridgewater Associates, the world's biggest hedge fund, is tall and somewhat gaunt, with an expressive, lined face, gray-blue eyes, and longish gray hair that he parts on the left side.

It is sonorously scored, classical in outlook, and contains many passages of an expressive and somewhat poetical freshness.

Newman's emotionally proficient backdrop somewhat tones down the expressive extravagance of Tony Kushner's great play, but the Master Chorale helped by pouring anguish into a Kyrie.

Still, when his debut, "Man on the Moon: The End of Day" (Motown), finally arrived in late 2009, the hype felt somewhat justified; Kid Cudi is an expressive singer and gentle, melodic rapper.

To our ears, the music seems predicated on--and somewhat limited by--modal formulas and expressive restraint.

Rich sonorities, thick textures, and rhythmic complexity are present everywhere, and the forms are those of the Classical period, somewhat modified in the light of Brahms's temperament and expressive requirements.