In group portraits he produced comedy by repeating an awkward stance or expression.
There is something in her stance and expression that strongly recalls the photograph that won the 1970 Pulitzer, of Mary Ann Vecchio next to the body of Jeffrey Miller, a student who was shot dead at Kent State.
A known way of subconsciously increasing rapport between two parties is mirroring or mimicry -- where both end up with the same stance, facial expression, weight distribution, overall body position, etc.
Detail, technique, stances, intensity, expression, and volume are the factors that will help you do well in tournaments.
He was born not long after Germany itself, which scarcely existed as a modern state until it was unified by Bismarck, in 1871, and, when one surveys the innumerable stances and expressions of its citizens, as caught by Sander, one senses, time and again, the half-thwarted urge toward cohesion.
"In the 1980s, this was seen as a statement of girl power, based on assuming a feminine stance on sexual expression," she wrote.
The syllables of the artist's name unfurl evenly and effortlessly, with lilting, measured grace, like the line that flows over and around his exquisitely nuanced figures, moving the eye through shifting tones of light and shadow and across alpine topographies of drapery, always with equal emphasis to surface and volume, detail and whole, physical stance and facial expression.
The IUMS is widely viewed as close to the Muslim Brotherhood and has been proscribed as a terrorist organization by the United Arab Emirates which takes a tough stance against any expression of political Islam.
These results led us to a conclusion that the bipedal stance favours the expression of lateralization in wallabies [ 45].
They are landowners and their proprietary attitude towards what surrounds them is visible in their stance and their expressions".
