用expressive造句子，“expressive”造句

STAB, on the other hand, is more traditional, and limited in it's expressive abilities.

And, says Mr Lynn, "in America, where people are outgoing and expressive, tipping is about social approval."

The cuffs set off women's hands and wrists, to reveal the delicacy of their hand and their feminine beauty expressive of rich sentiment.

It is the perfect shape for producing a brilliant, expressive and infinitely variable sound in the same frequency range as the human voice.

A young girl dripping from the rain hastily applogized for the wrong door she'd opened: her eyes animatedly expressive, her face as fair as a flowering lily, her hair curling like clouds, and her figure graceful and sappy.

It presents a rich, expressive language with minimal features.

They're very expressive in the way the paint is applied, brush, spatula, her fingers.

As in the case of databases, the expressive power of the Semantic Web languages can help us here.

Researchers also noted that children of diabetic mothers also tended to have poorer expressive language skills whether the kids had autism or not.

Beyond word meanings, the poetics of song, epic tales, origin myths and everyday stories cannot be translated, or at least not well, without losing expressive power, nuance, and affect.

These new tags also provide hooks for developers to write more expressive CSS selectors.

A shrug, a sigh, or any of a number of expressive sounds as well as speech can follow it.

In short, the physical nonverbal maneuvering by women should be more expressive, while guys should probably keep what the article calls “preening behavior” at bay.

Catherine lay in a troubled sleep: her husband had succeeded in soothing the access of frenzy: he now hung over her pillow, watching every shade, and every change of her painfully expressive features.

Eyebrows are one of our most expressive facial features-furrowed or uplifted brows leave no doubt about what we're feeling.

When the shutters are closed, they lie flat along the facade, while they protrude from the facade when half-open or entirely open and provide the building with a very expressive appearance.

"It's tough to live," Chris Douglas-Roberts, the Nets' expressive small forward, said after a recent 24-point rout by Boston.

With simple interpretation and distinct forms, he wants to create an expressive environment where people linger.

This led him not to add to the language but to diminish it, to cut out redundant or"literary"words and get back to a simple but expressive vocabulary

In short, a more expressive language can allow you to move up a layer of interoperability.