As in the jazziest of cars, which also physically express motion, it can be difficult to tell where technology ends and sheer imagery, much of it drawn from popular culture, begins.

The job is a collaboration with the director, production designer, cameraman, set decorator and other members of the production to physically express their stylistic and aesthetic requirements.

As she grew older, other feelings were being aroused, as well, and he had to struggle against physically expressing them.

The experience she means is what is conveyed by shouts and groans, prophesying and sudden insensibility - experience expressed obviously and physically and reported or explained by many as encounters with the divine.

He can physically express himself through the computer.

I look forward to the usual BTL outrage at Spartan's claim that All Men Are Potential Sexual Harassers (oh sorry, Physically Expressed Advancers).

It's a nice feeling to physically express that on the ice.

More importantly, though, Colonial Revival was common for community and neighborhood houses precisely because of the way it physically expressed nationalistic and patriotic feelings to the nation's newcomers.

She is often verbally abusive towards him (describing him as "an ageing, brilliantined stick insect") and though he is much taller than Sybil, he often finds himself on the receiving end of her temper, expressed verbally or physically.

Avoiding the flirtations of Rene de Brosse, Mary is eventually cornered by the youth as he physically expresses his desires.