expressively

It was so expressively done, that she had no need to say a word.

But she can at times be expressively cool and distant.

Barney said nothing, but looked at him very expressively indeed.

She ran her hand over the top and sighed expressively.

But for the most part he sang beautifully and expressively.

But others look for ways to work more expressively.

He grunted expressively at the sight of the dead man.

In this memorable performance, dance spoke expressively through its own terms.

He spoke less expressively but tried to let the facts win an argument.

No one speaks expressively about "summer training" in pro football.

"Here is the one" - he tapped his chest expressively.

All around her, the dancers were dying in expressively slow motion.

One dancer's arm is the hour hand, expressively pointing warnings.

The styles are smoothly mixed but used less expressively than one might expect.

Here, paper is used expressively to speak of the action of time, rather than as structure.

He stared expressively in the direction of the climbing frames.

"Rick understands what it means to use your body expressively and project a role on stage," she said.

The waiter raised his eyebrows, shrugged expressively, and moved away.

She let her gaze linger expressively on his dark locks.

"And now our Prophet has arrived," he said with his eyes popping expressively.

Winter began moving his hands expressively while he spoke.

Yet the entire cast is still singing, expressively and expansively.

"He teaches his students to think expressively; that art is about more than making objects.

Parker did not believe any of it, and spat expressively into the dust at his feet.

She shuddered expressively, no longer bothering to control her physical reactions.