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31, Fiennes has to use expressive body language and an extensive vocal palette to get his points across.

32, The guy on the right is younger, with a softer, more expressive face.

33, It perceives that an expressive act is embedded in a network of material practices within a given culture.

34, Cinema directors have long exploited the expressive possibilities of the wide-angled lens.

35, For all that he was an attractive little creature with a sweetly expressive face.

36, The bare infinitive would blunt the sharp edge of this expressive effect.

37, With their many variants and subdivisions they provide a wonderfully expressive earful for the alert feline as it goes about its business.

38, Morris discovered the expressive potentials of photography while on an archaeological dig.

39, The expressive notation facilitates abridgement in order to specify broader categories.

40, There are circumstances when it pays to use an expressive language.

41, Belsey wrote: From this post-Saussurean perspective it is clear that the theory of literature as expressive realism is no longer tenable ....

42, Trust is the shared silence, the exchanged look, the expressive touch.

43, On the face of it, such activity would seem to be more expressive of right-wing rather than left-wing sentiments.

44, Here I thought Tan at his best in transcending any hint of limitation in the instrument's expressive range.

45, The following two case studies show how the expressive form of the home extends to different types of household.

46, The audience sits mesmerised by his expressive choreography, watching each inflection of the hand or eyebrow.

47, They are pictorial,(Sentencedict.com ) with good drapery and expressive features to the figures.

48, The core of the work is the deeply expressive slow movement, which is counterbalanced by the vitality of the folky finale.

49, He would use his expressive face to bring the stories to life.

50, Violette's expressive face in the mirror passed through a variety of emotions.

51, It is not easy to decide why the Bach is so much more expressive.

52, Winnicott was of slight and spare build, with an angular expressive face that was from early on deeply lined.

53, Art deco designs are expressive of the modern technology of the 1920s.

54, The crying baby is being expressive, although her cries are not really language at all, but instinctive reactions to the environment.

55, Expressive notation is generally easier to truncate - by deleting final characters to create the notation for a more general subject.

56, It fulfils the essential requirement of an expressive image, which is to illuminate brightly and quickly.

57, Children with low comprehension scores but high expressive scores are seen as having possible emotional problems, or as suffering from echolalia.

58, It is a very beautiful instrument, chiefly used for solo work where a melancholy and expressive tone-quality is appropriate.

59, She had long, slender expressive hands, like a concert pianist.

60, His portraiture is very expressive.