expressiveness

Another important quality of the wine to look for is its expressiveness.

Objects in a space give a sense of identity and expressiveness to place.

Do not be misled by the expressiveness of the color and form.

At times, though, it seemed that some added expressiveness might have made these already strong cases even stronger.

The old mouse face was on fire with sheer expressiveness.

He was fascinated by the beauty and expressiveness of the human form in itself.

What impresses most, however, is not the technology but the expressiveness of the works.

What could have looked merely odd became a lesson in expressiveness.

She felt that their expressiveness made up for this.

Under their capacity, the form expanded in expressiveness and proportion.

Full expressiveness came from the choreography and the superb performance.

But expressiveness is nothing without difficulty, and his routine had plenty of that, too.

But the cast has already let us know this with an expressiveness that - like great sorrow - is beyond words.

"The passion, the way his body moves, the expressiveness," she said.

Special effects and theatrical devices provide a new expressiveness to the images.

There is a sense, then, of petrified emotions rather than full expressiveness.

His expressiveness makes spectators feel they're part of his game.

"I was alarmed at what seemed to me an absence of expressiveness.

They are, however, no less difficult in their demands on a dancer's emotional or physical expressiveness.

A man cannot feel his own body- and you cannot speak of any expressiveness without this.

Arguably, it is the major determinant in the expressiveness of the playing.

The agency did put restrictions on his expressiveness, however.

A particularly attractive feature of the notation is its expressiveness.

It was clear that much expressiveness had been expended on the carving.

He encouraged his students' development of individuality, expressiveness, and creativity.