Sentence examples for strongly expressive from inspiring English sources

Showing the back of a derby-hatted man leaning on a table with a gin bottle, a glass and a pipe reminiscent of early Cubist motifs, it conveys a sense of Depression-induced despair in strongly expressive terms.

Don't send an e-mail message, you are told: "Eric prefers to speak with people!" Like Mr. Fry, the flavors of Lenz's newest releases are strongly expressive, especially the 2006 gewürztraminer ($20).

Thus, the Tg[gSAGFF202A] insertion represents a new recessive, fully penetrant and strongly expressive loss-of-function allele of ErbB2.

That said, Mendel's insights were based on highly artificial conditions; a Mendelian dream-world in which in-bred strains (common genetic backgrounds) and strongly expressive and highly penetrant alleles produced distinctive phenotypes.

The complexity of checking whether a society of agents obeys a protocol given in this trivial notation is also surprisingly high: it is PSPACE-complete, like temporal logic, while we show that this simple language is strongly less expressive than temporal logic.

Thus, their vote choice would be driven more strongly by expressive instead of instrumental considerations (Tóka, 2009), and their policy views would not be well-represented by political actors.

He was familiar with the pompous and complex idiom of the preceding Baroque period; he then adopted the light, gay, and elegant musical style that was popular at the time in Austria; and he was subsequently influenced by the strongly emotional and expressive style preferred by Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach and other north German composers.

While the wines certainly reflected the techniques of the producers, Kerin believed strongly that they were equally expressive of their regions and their vintages.

Castagno's emotionally expressive realism was strongly influenced by Donatello, Domenico, and perhaps Piero della Francesca, and Castagno's work in turn influenced succeeding generations of Florentine painters, including Antonio del Pollaiuolo and Sandro Botticelli.

The actor's wife, Tamara Hurwitz Pullman, connects just as strongly to the material; her richly expressive face speaks eloquently.      .

As it happens, this gala program ended with Ravel's "Boléro" Clearly, from the committed performance of "Azul," especially Mr. Ma's intensely expressive playing, Mr. Gilbert and the cellist believe strongly in the piece.