expressive

The instrumental view of culture has it wrong, she argues, and should be replaced with what she calls an “expressive view.”

Robin Williams, as I knew him, was warm, gentle, expressive, nurturing, and brilliant.

With me, finding out how expressive people could be in music really saved me.

Bitcoin serves a purpose that is at once expressive and purposeful.

He combines fabrics and textures and prints in a very expressive way.

The rightly cultivated expressive voice is the man—speaking.

Mrs. Kaye's expressive eyes, which had dwelt on Isabel with flattering attention, fell to the tip of her cigarette.

The circle around did not exactly contradict him, but exhibited expressive appearances of incredulity.

The two most pleasing, expressive, and powerful single instruments of music are the human voice and the violin.

He was also the inventor of "Poikilorgue," an expressive organ, which was the origin of the harmonium.