Sentence examples for to be expressive from inspiring English sources

At one extreme of this spectrum is the position that denies music to be expressive at all, and thus cannot attribute music's value to its expressivity (most notably Hanslick (1986); see also Zangwill 2004).

God gave us faces to be expressive.

"Now it's O.K. to be expressive.

She described her difficulties: "The line has to be expressive.

Her daughter is learning, one could argue, to be expressive.

Designers today are encouraged to be expressive, but not then.

Insofar as he seeks to be expressive, the composer is forced to do without language altogether.

It is more important for a building or space to be expressive of its purpose.

"Writing is finally a series of permissions you give yourself to be expressive in certain ways.

Wall realised early in his career that dance had to be expressive.

In the creation stage of the model, the aim is to let the students be expressive and creative.