Users began sharing images of expressive Asian actors, as well as non-expressive white actors.
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The cooking is deeply expressive — expressive of the season and of Mr. Seeger's focused, disciplined style.
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In 2014 he joined the Expressive Intelligence Studio at UC Santa Cruz, which uses artificial intelligence technologies in expressive media.
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It's a more self-expressive outfit, because I always try to be as self-expressive as possible, physically as well as verbally.
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If you're dealing with: Childhood TraumaConsider: Expressive Arts Therapy or EMDR Expressive Arts Therapy Childhood trauma like physical, sexual, and emotional abuse can leave lasting scars.
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"I just happened to see them online, and I thought [Prince George] was so expressive; the pictures themselves made me laugh because of how expressive he was," recalls Janetti.
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" Her face, he added, "is cinematic, expressive and beautiful.
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Ueno's models — including Minnie Mouse — are expressive and chic.
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As it turns out, a cat's tail is a highly expressive instrument—not as expressive as a dog's, say, but still a decent barometer of what's going on inside a given cat.
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One is crisp and clean, the other loose and expressive.
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Rude. 9. Emma Stone has THE MOST expressive eyes. 10.
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The tendrils of hair in White's work are surprisingly expressive.
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"Phillips' creation of custom wedding cakes is expressive," Thomas wrote.
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"My hairstyles are expressive of who I am," she says.
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Being expressive, and imaginative, is just as important to learn.
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The Ulo, with its huge, expressive eyes, is certainly adorable.
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There are good reasons to make online communication more expressive.
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Of course, expressive writing may help some more than others.
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I felt more at ease with myself and more expressive.
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But the stylish, joyously expressive animation is its saving grace.
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But what if Beaujolais could be more expressive than that?
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Honig noted the distinction between expressive language and receptive language.
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The faces in Watteau's paintings, however, are not transparently expressive.
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I, on the other hand, am outgoing, expressive, and impulsive.
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Alexa will be more emotive and expressive too, says Limp.
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Always a polished, genial singer, he has grown more expressive.
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Prescriptive or expressive, visceral or oppositional, neither guy ever quits.
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The two very different expressive painters were both restless experimenters.
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But it is most expressive in the realm of texture.
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He and Picasso were both drawn to its expressive language.
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" He added, "Her dancing is easy and her face expressive.
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Both feature characters with oversized heads and large, expressive eyes.
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Who is the most expressive person you can think of?
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Bear in mind that voting is, critically, an expressive act.
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Mr. Formanek's big, expressive instrument remains unfixed but supportive underneath.
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The portraiture and news photography are so expressive and layered.
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"She's so expressive," said Josh Groban, who plays Natasha's defender.
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Trump's basic approach — speaking the unspeakable — is expressive, not substantive.
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Yes. I can turn it down and be less expressive.
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That's what led to the beginning of the expressive topography.
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The fingers are the most expressive part of the portrait.
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Mullin still spoke Brooklynese, but he was open and expressive.
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This personally expressive style of documentary photography was something new.
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And the Barber performance was tender, subtly expressive and glowing.
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Not even, says Brennan: it's multiple choice, so hardly expressive.
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What's more, they had no particular communicative or expressive quality.
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There could not be a greater form of expressive conduct.
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Even its most overtly expressive incidents are hard to label.
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They suggest that his gift for expressive line was inherited.
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"If the stereotype is that Asians are not expressive and the entire enterprise of acting and the reward of the Oscars is about being expressive, those stereotypes work against Asian actors," Yuen told VICE.
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Speak Ai – LONDON The world's most expressive and realistic artificial voices.
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Men aren't emotional, and men aren't expressive, and boys don't cry.
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Their contrasting backgrounds lead them to similarly moody and expressive styles.
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Your News Feed is about to get a lot more expressive.
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And I want tweets to be more expressive and I'm excited.
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According to some casting directors, it's because Asians simply aren't expressive.
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And with the hugely expressive Tran, none of it feels contrived.
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I just kind of look at as as being really expressive.
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Originally, he was going to have a static, non-expressive face.
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Now he's back, with upgraded capabilities and a more expressive face.
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It's much more expressive on the nose than on the palate.
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JD: Way more expressive on the nose than on the palate.
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During Constand's testimony, though, he was expressive in his physical movements.
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We should evaluate the expressive behavior based on the actor's intent.
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This language is far more expressive and expansive than traditional shorthand.
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What Mr. Lando may have intended as deeply expressive seemed affected.
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A lowering of keys has allowed for a greater expressive depth.
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The Sarasota company's meticulous, juicy performance makes Ashton's "Enigma" newly expressive.
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But the most expressive of his parts are the stick arms.
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He's more expressive while listening than most people are while speaking.
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"It's emotional, expressive — how the voice snakes up and pulls back."
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This allowed for a more physical embrace of color's expressive potential.
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Mr. Morlot's affection for the work's expressive richness came through clearly.
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But generally, they are half narrative and more expressive or emotional.
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At the Disco is the most expressive person in the world.
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Ayad is tall, with wavy black hair and huge, expressive eyes.
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Riffault, too, makes a great series of more expensive, expressive Sancerres.
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She has been more expressive about Mr. Comey at other times.
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His face is so expressive; his eyes twinkle with impish glee.
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So the movie hinges on the expressive powers of that sheet.
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I was shocked by the verbose and expressive teenager I found.
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Notably, it's not that the children liked the expressive robot more.
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My approach to beauty is unapologetically expressive but a quiet storm.
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In a controlled world, this lack of control creates expressive wonder.
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French, for me, was semantic baking soda, reinvigorating my expressive palette.
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Some fear a slippery slope, arguing that anything can be expressive.
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It's perfectly paired with Stelfreeze's art, which is crisp and expressive.
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They're encouraged to be expressive, find their own voices, and experiment.
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These are simple sounds and easily repeated, not particularly personally expressive.
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The work affirms the artist at the height of her expressive powers.
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Jo RighettiAnimal Behaviorist, founder of Pet Problems SolvedCats tails are quite expressive.
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This led to the more violently expressive paintings of his later years.
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It responded to touch and voice, and had an expressive touchscreen face.
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You have to be so beautiful and expressive and delicate with everything.
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It was avant-garde yet still melodic, exhilaratingly expressive but never chaotic.
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She "has an ability to showcase many qualities: expressive lightness, depth, brilliance".
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In his SNL song, he acknowledges that his face is particularly expressive.
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It's so positive and lighthearted and expressive, which is hard to find.
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But it's a little more expressive, what with its touch-friendly display.
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Baldwin himself has a deeply expressive, striking face that Schapiro photographs beautifully.
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The colors obviously are not assembled haphazardly, but in an expressive way.
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Liberated from tradition, memorial services have become more expressive and more unique.
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His expressive language is also about that of a 9-month-old.
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They are just so finely tuned, so expressive and yet so clean.
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Age 1 is "the final moment of expressive innocence," Professor Solomon writes.
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She also liberated architectural geometry, giving it a whole new expressive identity.
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I loved how expressive he was with his hands when he spoke.
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The stories may sound grim, but they consistently sparkle with expressive detail.
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Some are explicit, some are more expressive, and others are simply comical.
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Yarny, too, is terrifically animated and expressive, even without a proper face.
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If you look at the painting, it's pretty rough, expressive brush strokes.
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The first act tends toward modal tonality, with floridly expressive vocal lines.
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Street Style Expressive dressing prevails over prescribed style in Japan's largest city.
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At age 9, girls are sophisticated and expressive about their own feelings.
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The artist's use of expressive speech bubbles is nothing short of amazing.
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The payoff, for him, is wines that are both subtle and expressive.
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Express an interest in their lives and be bravely expressive toward them.
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In the Judson aesthetic, everyday actions – walking, running, lovemaking – assumed expressive dimensions.
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For one thing, she's fun to watch — sharp-featured, expressive and animated.
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"Milley is much more expressive, much more plain-spoken," said the official.
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And I became more open and more expressive of how I felt.
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As Fidelio/Léonore, the soprano Kimy McLaren had expressive bite and clarity.
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Throughout his career, Marcus has publicly championed strong protections for expressive rights.
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He advocates an ecologically expressive aesthetic that interprets rather than imitates nature.
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And it is personally expressive, though in ways hard to pin down.
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New synthetic fabrics allowed for a far more expressive range of hues.
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People who study complaints divide them into two categories, instrumental and expressive.
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In the Judson aesthetic, everyday actions — walking, running, lovemaking — had expressive dimensions.
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It's hard to look at Bruno's expressive yellow eyeballs and not laugh.
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This all sits on top of Mario's already expressive and fluid moveset.
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In another series, titled Hallucinations, oddly expressive prints resemble abstract expressionist paintings.
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It's attractive, as PSVR titles go, with colorful environments and expressive character models.
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Her earliest drawings in The Face in the Moon explore that expressive potential.
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"You can be as expressive as you want on your thumbs," she explains.
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"Chimps have expressive faces which are important in close-up communications," they explained.
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Hadley was 26 then, a thin, bookish brunette with big, expressive brown eyes.
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The little robot had an expressive face and a big claw on top.
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These eyes had to be expressive to match whatever was being said, too.
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Climat Général is an expressive computational system developed with creative aims in mind.
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Only faces were chosen as they were the most expressive and recognizable emoji.
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The challenge with Gerda was how outwardly expressive in her emotions she is.
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Taylor-Joy, on the other hand, could teach a masterclass in expressive acting.
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It's how we tell stories, and it seems more expressive than just writing.
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Most expressive were the elements you can't see in historical photographs: the viewers.
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And it's expressive, creative, and a challenge for me too, which I love!
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Outright fibs aside, language that isn't strictly propositional might sometimes be called "expressive".
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And, soon, there may be more expressive emoticons to deck your neck with.
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There is a lot of slow-motion acrobatics, impressive but not very expressive.
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Her broad and expressive body language evoked a diva proudly spreading her wings.
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My 18-month-old's expressive language skills are at an age-appropriate minimum.
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Ms. Caso's acting and her expressive, poignant singing combined for a courageous performance.
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From the start, above, the contrast between stillness and movement is powerfully expressive.
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Hanawalt's anthropomorphic creations have always been impressively thoughtful, beyond even their expressive faces.
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You can even send an expressive message, like an emoji, with different gestures.
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In Anderson's expressive model, the couple might have a sound reason to refuse.
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"He has limited expressive language and has always struggled with shoes," she said.
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He has dark, expressive eyebrows, a hawklike nose and an unusually long neck.
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What resulted was an anthem that to today's ears is mellow and expressive.
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An entire nation has abandoned expressive greetings: no hugging or kissing or handshakes.
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It's a monologue-heavy series, but the writing is rich and haltingly expressive.
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Ms. Jakubiak brought a rich, earthy, expressive voice and disarming vulnerability to Julietta.
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The way he moves is so expressive, you can't help but be entranced.
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You both have incredibly expressive faces, transmitting complex feelings in a nonverbal way.
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But for others, the pole remains more an expressive than a competitive space.
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His face is not particularly expressive, with the exception of one rogue eyebrow.
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Yet the performances in Bourg-en-Bresse were impressive, incisive and richly expressive.
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The country is witnessing an expressive flowering in more than the visual arts.
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But her powerful, gleaming and richly expressive voice was ideal for the music.
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Despite the oddities of Cuomo's vision, the rendering itself is expressive and meticulous.
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You want to have expressive feet so that you get a longer line.
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Her tiny stature and charming, expressive clothes mark her as approachable and harmless.
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FKA twigs stars as the beleaguered HomePod owner turned expressive lover of live.
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"The wall took a form that was fun, beautiful, and expressive," Chavez recalled.
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It's an abstract tour de force among Mr. Taylor's more emotionally expressive dances.
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"They have rather strong personalities, they are fully self-expressive," Ms. Legeron said.
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That means your aim is not the public, expressive one of civil disobedience.
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We call expressive complaints venting, kvetching, griping or a number of other names.
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In portraying these conversations, Kugler offers very detailed illustrations of his expressive interviewees.
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Name Withheld Giving money to a campaign is, like voting, an expressive act.
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He was very expressive, very emotional, and I've always been a quiet person.
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The program includes equine therapy, expressive arts therapy, meditation, yoga and intensive counseling.
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Labour MP Angela Eagle had a more expressive reaction upon learning of Johnson's appointment.
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He used the natural grain of wood, usually covered up, as an expressive element.
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I am very expressive with my face so thank goodness the room was dark.
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EST, so save your talking points until after lunch when she enters expressive Gemini.
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You'd be surprised how expressive a pair of pupil-less colored eyes can be.
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The Grammys red carpet always brings expressive, standout fashion moments from music's biggest stars.
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Each surreal piece blends sharp lines against lively, expressive eyes staring from creamy complexions.
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It is an expressive liberty whose denial has come to be considered deeply dehumanizing.
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Even the slightly more expressive kaomoji can fail you when you need them most.
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Castaneda added that Sarah had a "very expressive face" that communicated what she wanted.
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Many of those on the app experiment in cosplay, dance, and other expressive arts.
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Meanwhile, that public outrage is taking an increasingly wide and expressive variety of forms.
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I think the ones that were the most expressive for me became my favorites.
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It hired Pixar animators to make sure Cozmo has a friendly and expressive face.
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Like Dupuy-Spencer, the Latinx artist Aliza Nisenbaum works in an expressive, figurative style.
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" L: "I remember fashion in the early 2000s being a little less expressive. Nowadays.
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All I want to be doing is putting out these emotions and being expressive.
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When you're in a happy relationship, your body language is open, expressive, and fun.
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It takes advantage of the massive expressive capability of synthesis and of a computer.
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He isn't tight-end-sized anymore, but he's still big, with big, expressive features.
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Emoji are about to get a lot more expressive — with more (and less) hair.
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Character animations are cartoonish and expressive without feeling like they slow down the gameplay.
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As she speaks, her distinctive electric crackle of a voice hits an expressive peak.
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She said she appreciated Chewbacca's ability to be expressive and emotional with minimal dialogue.
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We must stand up for the right to maintain an imaginative and expressive population.
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But C is strangely expressive for a character with no face and no voice.
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SpaceX founder Elon Musk is not exactly known for being an emotionally expressive guy.
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As you all know, I've been gifted in life with a truly expressive body.
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It was an atypical move for a musician who shies away from expressive extravagance.
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Eventually, Ms. Pirinen, Kati Korosuo and Katja Sallinen emerge with awe-struck, expressive faces.
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During the concerto, he instinctively moved with choreographic grace that complemented his expressive playing.
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" He: "I'm more expressive, confident and aware of the impact I have on others.
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There&aposs not a lot of guidance on how you determine this expressive conduct.
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Italy offered Lahiri more than solitude; it also gave her a new expressive vein.
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As a Gemini, you are extremely expressive and always down for a great laugh.
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She needs someone who is really expressive and wears their heart on their sleeve.
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It's full of expressive childlike characters and shapes that pop, reform, flow, and erupt.
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I think we found that using the touch of acoustic instruments was more expressive.
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Who wouldn't agree with Adams that profanity can be "useful, expressive and even artful"?
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But at the same time, the big intervals, I see them as very expressive.
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It's refreshing, then, to see how expressive many Oscars looks from yesteryear could be.
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He has full cheeks and warm, expressive eyes that are often hidden behind sunglasses.
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Charli has straight dark hair, freckles, expressive — wait, are we sure that isn't D'Amelio?
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She is most expressive with her face, achieving intimacy with just a few gestures.
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The truth is that memorizing and reciting poetry can be a highly expressive act.
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"We're not there to control content — we're a place to be expressive," he said.
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A willingness to push yourself, regardless of the outcome, to some new expressive frontier?
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Rachel was maybe the best Bachelorette ever — super smart, mature, gorgeous, game, emotionally expressive.
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Ms. de Niese, though strained at times, sang with fullness and richly expressive shadings.
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His ears are incredibly expressive, conveying a range of emotions with the slightest twist.
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The most expressive part of a camel, it's been suggested, is its back end.
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How would you distinguish whether these commercials are "expressive" and "artistic" or "merely commercial"?
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ProtoPie is "a lot more expressive than other tools you might see," she said.
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Always, he was a philosopher of black expressive form and an astute cultural analyst.
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Spreading his wings, he pirouettes and bobs his head deeply, like an expressive pianist.
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The most expressive part of a camel, it's been suggested, is its back end.
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This is not a financial opportunity this is an innate need to be expressive.
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Less narrative, the heads are more a singular, expressive sculptural gesture by Merz's hand.
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What we might think of as expressive brushwork has become a matter of purposeful restraint.
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If this production lacked scenery and costumes, it offered expressive singing from a gifted cast.
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That hug between Kate and Rebecca was much more expressive than any pages of dialogue.
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The changing qualities of the natural world are conveyed through his ragged and expressive brushwork.
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The baby's moon is in Gemini, a sign known for its energetic and expressive nature.
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Tumblr has long housed some of the most self-expressive, marginalized communities of the internet.
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Lara Jean, as played by Condor, has a nimble and expressive face despite her introversion.
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She took issue with his lack of warmth; Galavis wasn't very expressive with his affection.
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But allowing expressive businesses to opt out would create a slippery slope, the state continues.
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It's not just a new character, complete with huge expressive eyes, but a new tool.
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If wearing watches is so fun and expressive, why not try other, more storied pieces?
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The pianist pauses between movements, making expressive gestures and grimaces conveying infatuation, awe and distress.
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Through this most economical of means, Calder vastly expands the expressive reach of the medium.
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Cannon was particularly drawn to the Fauvists and their expressive, non-naturalistic, use of colour.
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The more hedonistic we are, the more self-expressive we can be with our food.
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You can use GIFs to share expressive reactions in emails, texts, and even work messages.
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When pain emerged ungarnished, it was not only more poignant, but expressive for that fact.
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"I felt they were dancers who were really expressive and moved really well," Ory said.
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In Rashaad Newsome's "Running," a vocal tradition reaches expressive new heights and plumbs emotional depths.
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The song is rangy, expressive, and bizarre, reaching to bold heights near the very end.
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I like the way he's contrasted the reflective moment with such energetic and expressive brushwork.
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Ryan said he named SHELDON after Sheldon Klein—an early pioneer of expressive artificial intelligence.
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This anime short is so expressive and joyous that it easily crosses the language barrier.
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And I didn't used to be as expressive because I worried what people would say.
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He's actually out of the sunken place when he's being himself which is very expressive.
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I noticed his painting first, which was an expressive remix of Reubens' The Lion Hunt.
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The researchers have now found a system to make the second-generation Affetto more expressive.
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The threshold for descriptive clarity is uncertain, making the painting a sanctuary for expressive distortion.
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Lupita Nyong'o is silent throughout, acting only through her incredibly expressive face and soulful eyes.
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This isn't the first time that style transfer has been used for artistically expressive purposes.
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I will also admit that his expressive brown eyes and cute smile fostered my crush.
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And it cannot force people into expressive associations like private clubs, advocacy groups, or churches.
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We're happy to see that you can wear expressive clothing to show who you are.
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The protest was expressive in the most confected sense, a masterpiece of control and logistics.
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She said parents should give teenagers room to be silly, expressive, creative and relieve stress.
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The cast was excellent, starting with the plush-toned, expressive soprano Elizabeth Caballero as Florencia.
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Her eyebrows arched above expressive eyes, and her brow, despite the residual puffiness, was smooth.
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Ms. Ferri's new quality of pathos is matched by another new gift for expressive stillness.
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An intricately expressive countermelody floats high into the piano's upper register, adorned with Chopinesque curlicues.
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I truly believe that the best music is expressive of the people who make it.
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"Men these days are not afraid to be more expressive with their hair," she says.
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You weren't wearing expressive makeup in your Tinder photos, so you can't wear it now.
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LAURA OWENS A midcareer survey for the graphically expressive Los Angeles painter. Nov. 10–Feb.
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His expressive range doesn't extend too far beyond that, but Castle doesn't require much more.
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But with his choice of visual material Mr. Kremer taps into a different expressive register.
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The goal was to both create a likeness and to allow Bale to be expressive.
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To some extent, living as part of the diaspora, African expressive cultures were all around.
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He is extremely expressive and creates a sense of bubbling enthusiasm that is extremely contagious.
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There are no words to describe this one's haunting beauty, expressive sophistication and provocative harmonies.
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American electoral politics has become purely expressive: how much do I identify with my candidate?
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Her recommendations included adding chitchat, switching up meeting times, and being more expressive on camera.
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Child's writing seems unusually expressive in this novel, possibly because of its intimate subject matter.
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"She was an elegant, warm, expressive powerhouse," says Zowie Broach, the school's head of fashion.
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Other poets have found success via their highly expressive readings of political verse on YouTube.
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Any one of these bars, by itself, could hold your attention as an expressive gesture.
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After that his films grew more boldly expressive in their use of design and color.
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Mr. van Zweden drew taut, lucid, richly expressive playing from the Philharmonic in both scores.
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An Appreciation He redefined the expressive potential of documentary photography — until he gave it up.
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Go to any hula competition and you will see breathtaking, athletic and expressive male dancers.
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Our politics are becoming more expressive and symbolic — about demonstrating our non-complicity and outrage.
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But the real problem is that Jon Snow is no more expressive than the zombies.
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An interesting thing about Charlotte, Abergel said, is that she's more expressive onstage than offstage.
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If only Vladimir de Fontenay's film could match the sheer expressive power of its actress.
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If wedding cakes are expressive, whether by words or mere festive design, what's their message?
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Almaraz's work is characterized by a mix of the real and unreal, representational and expressive.
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"There's the desire to be beautiful and the desire to be self-expressive," Wiley reflected.
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But there is plenty happening below the surface, most often revealed by Aparicio's expressive eyes.
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Trying to playfully nudge conventionally expressive models of rock songwriting, she chooses density over clarity.
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He stands out in the star-studded cast of characters, most of whom are more expressive.
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Mataric started creating her "socially assistive robots" with expressive features and virtual personalities 12 years ago.
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Her face is fascinatingly expressive, and every glance and gesture convey a myriad of complex emotions.
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In nature, cats don't live near other cats, and they don't have a good expressive repertoire.
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When chats can disappear, people feel free to be themselves — more silly, more vulnerable, more expressive.
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Neon colors explode and transmute abstract patterns in the expressive psychedelic prints of digital artist Zouassi.
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Did you ever meet anyone whose mom wanted their daughter to dress more expressive or outrageous?
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That expressive face of hers is one of the many reasons she deserves all the awards.
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Expressive writing is supposed to help because creating a story adds meaning to a painful event.
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Ms. Clark is meticulous, both expressive and obsessive in her deep, continuing study of Thai cuisine.
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"We're always researching potential new ways to make Twitter more expressive," a spokesperson told Re/code.
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The animals are expressive and often cute, but their roles go beyond simply charming younger viewers.
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Those very expressive eyebrows means she can get her point across — without saying a damn word.
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I don't think of it as a weird thing but as doing something fun or expressive.
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"What always amazed me is that this very simple style could be very expressive," Groening explains.
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"Sculpture to me is about being expressive in the dimension we also walk in," she says.
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To continue the conversation, we went where full-contact sports and expressive beauty meet: roller derby.
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He presents Mr. Pryor, however, without editorial filters, as a moving body, and an expressive one.
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The paintings are examples of data visualization at its least practical but most artful and expressive.
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Even the downbeat ballads, caught in conventionally expressive codes as they are, barely spoil the mood.
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The colder something is, the less expressive, so you should actually definitely drink this ice-cold.
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" Marko: "He was not expressive of feelings, but after the stroke, his feelings started revealing themselves.
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A crease in his brow, a raised eyebrow—these were the expressive heights of George Kent.
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It's fun to be sexual and expressive and naked as much as I can on stage.
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Commanding appearance, language that people understand, varied voice, expressive arms, skillful use of pause and emphasis.
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The thrust of our digital infrastructure should allow us to be, in Apple's words, more expressive.
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It's cool now, she maintained, expressive of a sociocultural shift that's been years in the making.
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He is a superb singer, too, with a falsetto scream as expressive as James Brown 's.
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Soledad cried, and Isabel ran her fingers, her delicate and expressive fingers, through her mother's hair.
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The problem in Shadow of the Tomb Raider is that this suffering feels without expressive purpose.
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Just like slam poetry and competitive walking, expressive movement is considered kind of lame, isn't it?
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The tone of each piece also varies…from serious political collages to more abstract and expressive.
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It's in this mood: this love of exploration, this expressive character, that makes it so memorable.
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And the writing is just as odd as it always is, equal parts clunky and expressive.
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The barked request for the journalist's name, then the almost-flamboyantly expressive extension of index finger.
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While the figures Opheim sculpts are rough, his paintings feature carefully rendered forms with expressive brushstrokes.
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This method of making animations is highly expressive and allows more freedom than conventional rendering techniques.
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For me, it's [about being] more expressive—I can't be emo enough through electronic production alone.
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The obscured overlays and expressive marks that embody Draxler's work are relatable reflections of repressed subconscious.
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" But, as Cunningham wrote in a 1952 essay, "how can one be expressive of anything else?
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What makes it striking is Damm's nifty, expressive art, photographs of dioramas and cutout painted figures.
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And each successive work of literature expands the possibilities of our language, deepening our expressive capacity.
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All authors have signature sentence structures — deep expressive grooves that their minds instinctively find and follow.
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The impressive soprano Elisabet Strid, as Sieglinde, sang with radiant, focused sound and poignant expressive shadings.
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He's expressive and direct, and that can be intimidating, so he's learned to be more nuanced.
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Though the Clos les Montys was less expressive now, it may ultimately have longer aging potential.
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The additional grit and visual tangibility of the surfaces of these works is patent, expressive, assertive.
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MAASTRICHT, the Netherlands — In theory, someone selects jewelry because it is personally expressive in some way.
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Large eyes are normally assigned to female characters, since they are depicted as being more expressive.
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After the austerity of early 2010s minimalism, aesthetics have swung back toward the expressive and unserious.
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She is a player of rare expressive energy and disarming informality, of whimsy and theatrical ambition.
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With her bright, throbbing voice, Ms. Sampson brings expressive phrasing and feisty impetuousness to her performance.
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It's clear from Krosoczka's expressive illustrations that young Jarrett loves and needs his mercurial, unreliable mother.
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"She has these big, expressive, beautiful eyes and she has an amazing laugh," Dr. Larson said.
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To her own and Hans' surprise, it turned out to be one of her most expressive.
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"We have high quality, expressive reviews, and a lot of this is unstructured content," Ramesh said.
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But literary anonymity, as Ferrante practices it, is not a puzzle — it is an expressive strategy.
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Many remembered Mr. Bourdain as an expressive and gifted storyteller whose honesty and empathy opened minds.
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Our correspondent Alissa Rubin sees the unlikely gallery as a window into a broader expressive flowering.
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He gives so much, because he was so expressive, that I couldn't not start writing him.
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Tony and Jordan are expressive and gregarious, both with each other and strangers off the stage.
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Voice, self-expressive benefit, proprietary product, innovative distribution, and leadership should all add up to margin.
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But modern humans evolved to have a smooth forehead with very mobile, expressive and hairy eyebrows.
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Since 1994, Pascal Rioult has created expressive, emotional dances for his company of able, attractive dancers.
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Sabra called it a transparent vintage, meaning that the wines were quite expressive of their terroirs.
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He uses his expressive face and, in this show, his squeaky voice to embody a character.
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It's got components that are both logical as well as expressive, perfect for games like this.
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Namoda's loose, expressive painting style positions her figures against the shifting forms of pastel-colored landscapes.
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Pushing back against the new and different, the constrained but expressive, the random and the wild.
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It features round crystal sunglasses in four brightly colored combinations emulating the artist's expressive palette ($95).
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They render the logic of their suffering with exactitude and skill, waxing to new expressive heights.
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To her credit, Ms. Bullock brought out every expressive subtlety and ambiguity in her ravishing performance.
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These expressive characters often have the option to change their faces and sometimes, even their hair.
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"It's so expressive, it brings people together and reaffirms a shared African identity," Ms. Labaran said.
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"I was being expressive!" he recalls, adding that other parishioners expressed themselves by speaking in tongues.
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"When I feel safe is when I can be fully expressive and completely free," she said.
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There, a young girl (the expressive Madison Curry) and her parents are leisurely wandering the park.
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That burden, they argue, would encourage companies to stifle more expressive conduct than the law requires.
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Colored-in work pops with expressive bubblegum blues and pinks, or gradients that evoke Pacific sunsets.
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In all the countries studied, women tended to be more nurturing, risk-averse, and emotionally expressive.
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Lee's personality shines as he escapes defeat by dispatching Abdul-Jabbar in his cocky, expressive style.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Sable Elyse Smith's expressive powers are both subtle and direct.
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Her woodblock prints are large, abstract, and powerfully expressive — yet they convey the feeling of fragility.
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This month, the expressive sun and serious Saturn ride together through Sagittarius — the zodiac's most candid sign.
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While Bella remained stoic, Gigi was very expressive as she tripped but managed top keep herself upright.
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Behind the windshield is a specially designed trapezoidal LCD that displays McQueen's recognizable and expressive animated eyes.
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The gains we've made in expressive freedoms are thus among the most critical—and the most vulnerable.
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Lumpy ceramic glazes and expressive cushions can turn your collection of budget basics into a design aesthetic.
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So show your love of the many faces of Spider-Man with this expressive tank from Torrid.
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Eventually, it started to feel like the choreography was more expressive than any dialogue you could write.
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My favorite work at NYU's MFA exhibition was Komikka Patton's series of expressive paintings and ink works.
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Mercury and Mars meet in your sign this afternoon, so you'll be in a chatty, expressive mood.
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Reflections is the expressive, impressive abstract short, and it follows a fleeting relationship between a young couple.
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Although Wings is sometimes unfavorably compared to Murnau's Sunrise, both films are impressively expressive and incredibly cinematic.
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Perhaps it's because they're so easily altered, or maybe because they're one of our most expressive features.
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Through expressive emails and dramatic text message proclamations, I tried to bring old romances back to life.
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From there, you can start adding some expressive flair to your video chats with the new features!
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In three paintings from 1901, she turns lone birch trunks, seen up close, into expressive figural presences.
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NEW BRUNSWICK"Expressive Engines: Musical Technologies From Automata to Robots," performance by Rutgers faculty and students. Feb.
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Massive amounts of expressive detail fill the paneled divisions in the work of artist Andrea Joyce Heimer.
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NEW BRUNSWICK "Expressive Engines: Musical Technologies From Automata to Robots," performance by Rutgers faculty and students. Feb.
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Packed inside McQueen are six (surprisingly quiet) motors used for steering, driving, and controlling Lightning's expressive movements.
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It's just that's the truth — [sign language is] so expressive, so loud, but people don't know that.
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But after a central act of expressive, defiant destruction, the film never again reaches the same peak.
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RT: I try to be really clear that this is not a book that offers expressive tips.
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Her expressive face is a wordless monologue that unspools parallel to the action of The Handmaid's Tale.
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Scenes depict expressive gestures that refer to the highs and lows experienced in any father-son relationship.
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In contrast to the vertical slit-shaped pupils of most other cats, theirs are round and expressive.
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Phoenix Coldon, a young woman with expressive brown eyes and natural curls, went missing in December 2800.
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The expressive choreography and movement of her characters convey a sense of yearning, possessiveness, jealousy, and guilt.
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From Lumière's expressive face to Cogsworth's mustache-like clock hands, every detail felt ethereal yet, somehow, real.
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Most employees of most companies, they will argue, are not engaged in activity that is similarly expressive.
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"I guess the idea was to make all the instruments super expressive, like a voice," Waters says.
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Tim was looking for what it is that contains men and prevents them from being more expressive.
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Their collective stage presence, which is fueled by expressive singing and theatric movements, is also eerily similar.
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It's just meant to make what we're already doing — commenting with loads of expressive ideograms — more seamless.
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Apple notes that this group of icons introduces more diversity to the expressive icons than ever before.
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His protagonists become expressive individuals, yet they inhabit a world where hierarchies are fixed and freedoms circumscribed.
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She was a small woman with an expressive face, her white coat buttoned over a blue sari.
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The artist challenges himself by mastering a circumscribed set of materials to achieve a maximum expressive range.
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His face is insanely expressive, which is a good thing, since Baby doesn't like to talk much.
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Everything he says on camera is interesting, moving—his face so expressive, his diction original and precise.
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Each chef, of course, has another restaurant that works as a showpiece for his own expressive temperament.
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His sound is slightly nasal, but in an expressive way: more a vocal characteristic than a flaw.
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The overall winner of the 2018 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards was a photo of an expressive squirrel.
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Thanks to a pair of LCD displays, Spider-Man's expressive eyes match those in the comic books.
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"Esplanade," the most miraculous of dances, makes a lyric flow out of one expressive contrast after another.
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All week long, expressive Mercury will zing through Aries, charging up every conversation with energy and excitement.
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Why are contemporary women drawn to this highly expressive, politically charged, and revealing mode of art-making?
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The goal was to provide a "photo-real" look for expressive animals and African vistas, Favreau said.
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Though reliably handsome and spectacularly well crafted, the works aren't especially expressive or, God knows, conceivably functional.
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For more than a decade, watercolor's properties and expressive potential have been a mainstay of Guo's art.
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A hijab can also be expressive, a way of showing who we are without needing to speak.
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This seemed to leave room for Bowie's expressive vocals and message together with Mick Ronson's guitar work.
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MS: ... and that's that expressive power of the object that, when you created it, it means something.
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But in many parts of the country, local examples will be more expressive and worth seeking out.
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This weekend the group performs with another of Allen's frequent collaborators: the crisply expressive guitarist Liberty Ellman.
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These arrangements, by music director Matt Ray, use the full expressive range of the gradually dwindling ensemble.
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He played a Schubert sonata and there was this intense concentration, perfection of phrasing, everything was expressive.
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Lisa has straight dark hair, freckles, expressive big eyes, and a penchant for tank tops and sweatpants.
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This expressive use of classic hip-hop technique has itself become a commonplace of hip-hop theater.
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In keeping with its source material, the film is mainly concerned with expressive exuberance, visuals and atmosphere.
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Susan would lean across the desk, fix those large expressive eyes on me, point at a paragraph.
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BITMOJI are, as the clue says, expressive cartoon avatars made by Bitstrips, which is owned by Snapchat.
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Elliott has created a singular voice for her, using simpler, sometimes odd but no less expressive language.
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The Genoese painter Vera Girivi's forthright, emotional nudes, in which loose acrylic brushwork orbits precisely expressive eyes.
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Ms. Pappas has little dialogue, but the camera adores her expressive, wide-eyed face, which conveys plenty.
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So I found a way with Hades of making fire itself be expressive, and express his mood.
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We should build a whole bunch of tools, and make that much more expressive with the camera.
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Opposite Buck is Harrison Ford, countering the dog's unnervingly expressive eyes with a disturbingly emotionless voice-over.
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"The stories may sound grim," our reviewer, Elizabeth Poliner, said, "but they consistently sparkle with expressive detail."
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"Punching somebody in the face is not speech, even though it might be very expressive," she says.
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Here, the words of three E. E. Cummings poems are milked by Berio for maximum expressive effect.
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By the early 1970s, Mr. Irving's expressive face had grown increasingly familiar to theater and television audiences.
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Combining familiar mechanics like fishing and N64-style collecting with an uncomplicatedly cheerful and expressive art style.
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They're at their most poignantly expressive when they're dancing together (in dwindling numbers) at one another's weddings.
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Expressive yet dignified, his phrasing confident and his ornamentation stylishly discreet, he brought tears to my eyes.
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Thus, it would violate Ollie's right of expressive association to force it to associate with black customers.
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"With these photos I hope to show you how incredibly expressive animals can be," Bahou told Mashable.
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Their main purpose isn't to sate hunger or even please the palate; it is aesthetic and expressive.
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With her sumptuous sound and innate feeling for expressive color, the marvelous Ms. Barton excelled as Adalgisa.
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"But we all had to work together to make this robot as expressive as it could be."
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When the listener focusses intently, wisps of sound can become expressive characters, silhouetted against an empty expanse.
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Far more than its systematized counterpart, typography, handwriting can be wildly expressive of emotion, time, and place.
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That part makes sense—they have the quirkiness, the rapidity of keyboard and the expressive ad-libs.
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Many adjectives are used to describe emoji — playful, silly, expressive — but progressive is not usually one of them.
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Beuys gives Charlie Chaplin a run for his money for the most expressive face of the 20th century.
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And, in a recent case of life imitating fashion, Blake Lively found herself basically mimicking her expressive accessories.
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Michelle's face was very expressive throughout the inauguration, including when Melania Trump gave her a gift from Tiffany's.
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The key question is whether the president has opened up a forum for expressive activity to the public.
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Of the low-poly models of that era, I still think Grim's skulls were the most expressive ones.
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His rich, highly saturated color palette and his use of decorative patterns complement his realistic, yet expressive, likenesses.
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The tender Texan is the perfect candidate: handsome, expressive, kind-hearted, ready to settle down, and hopelessly romantic.
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"I have to compensate physically by being extremely expressive with my facial expressions and body movements," he admits.
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Sonic's engaging and expressive face, combined with Schwartz's always-excellent voice acting, creates a character worth rooting for.
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November 5: Abigail DeVille Abigail DeVille creates immersive installations composed of salvaged urban detritus and expressive painterly gestures.
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With wide-color gamut (WCG) support, apps will be able to display more colors for more expressive designs.
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While I did tone it down at times, squelching my expressive nature would have meant abandoning my voice.
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Another study found that creative projects like art therapy, music, and expressive writing could have healing benefits. 8.
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Something about being dressed up almost (but not quite) like adults highlights their soft, but infinitely expressive faces.
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Her comics are uniquely expressive, immediately recognizable, and provide instant, easy access to a compelling moment in history ….
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This is the next generation of speech synthesis, that use machine learning to generate expressive voices more quickly.
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DS: I love the subtlety in the way his characters are animated, how they can be so expressive.
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Gayno, 33, saw the potential for voice-enabled software to connect people in simpler and more expressive ways.
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"I want my students to choose to do it for an expressive purpose," he said in a statement.
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And yet despite all of that we are some of the most creative, resilient, powerful, expressive, empathetic people.
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With almost no preparatory studies, he translated his subjects onto the canvas in a flurry of expressive colour.
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The tone and mood of the discussion was markedly more direct, heated, expressive and personal than previous debates.
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Even the brightly painted house, with its simple geometry, was an integral, expressive part of the whole experience.
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If a drug would increase her cognitive function, and, by extension her expressive language, I would take it.
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In the human quest for meaning, mythology, divinity, heroes and villains are still clear epistemological and expressive tools.
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Hitman let us be unbelievably expressive in how we navigated a space (and killed a lot of people).
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If you're a Google Allo user, you now have a new way to make your messages extra expressive.
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Only the physically expressive cues of the concertmaster, Joseph Morag, hinted at the amount of autonomy he enjoyed.
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It's not in any way showy, but it's expressive and definitely has something deeper and important to say.
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Like Mr. Benson and Mr. Thomson, other "Touch the Sky" artists mined the expressive potential of appropriated imagery.
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This is part of why it is a particularly rich time for black expressive culture and will remain.
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"With mobile phones we make people more expressive and can we connect them to make them social together."
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It takes a second glance to spot the impostor, but Martinez Paz's expressive face makes a lasting impact.
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In her new graphic novel, the fictional story "Ghosts," Telgemeier's crisp and expressive characters still look like cartoons.
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Lacob, who has worked in venture capital for three decades, has an open, expressive face and broad shoulders.
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Many like Kasich but don't think he has a shot, so endorsing him is expressive more than helpful.
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Despite its general air of commercial chintziness, it lends itself remarkably well to expressive and aesthetically engaging ends.
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Mine was feminist, psychological, and expressive, and at base driven by a kind of dialectical mind/body conflict.
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So much flinging of arms and flicking of wrists that aims for expressive depths but too often misses.
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CEO Masayoshi Son is known for giving idiosyncratic presentations filled with expressive images, wild graphs, and inspirational quotes.
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The resulting music was vibrant and richly expressive, with the quartet often acting as a single multihued instrument.
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With her drooping tongue, cocked head, and expressive eyes, Marnie racked up nearly 2 million fans on Instagram.
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Still, her voice is a sturdier and more finely expressive instrument than it was on her early records.
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So too does "Rendezvous," which is superabundant in charm, wit and soul, and has many expressive visual touches.
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Critic's Pick Every one of Phoebe Waller-Bridge's facial features is intensely expressive, and that includes both eyebrows.
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This wine was intense and polished in the modern style, yet complex and balanced, with earthy, expressive flavors.
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Walker offers insightful comments on some of his most important compositions with their pianistic innovations and expressive elegance.
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The combination of courtly dignity and expressive fullness will remind you of your favorite lush, elegant costume drama.
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Moved by the 211 death of Trayvon Martin, Casteel began painting expressive portraits celebrating black men in 214.
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Even when he's plotting the most horrible of actions, he has fine, bright fur and an expressive face.
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His expressive engine runs in its highest gear when his right hand is tickling the keyboard's upper register.
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Ms. Bishé, a wonderfully expressive actress, showed without words that Donna was really connecting with her lost friend.
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I walked down Broadway, smiling at all the strangers' amazingly diverse and expressive faces, the grimaces, the smiles.
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Mr. Lang's interventions were most apt in the second movement, which he played like a richly expressive aria.
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Telling details, precise execution and the expressive freedom that comes from constant practice all also help create intensity.
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Each of these producers also offers more expressive — and expensive — blaufränkisches, made from older vines or single vineyards.
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In a play like Jordan Harrison's "Marjorie Prime," it is: The structure and the content are independently expressive.
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The soprano Brandie Sutton brings a radiant, agile voice and tender, expressive touches to Rautendelein — a ravishing performance.
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They broke up in December and recently got back together (and expressive with each other on Instagram again).
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Labinjo's bold paintings in oil, acrylic, and spray paint are displayed alongside a few expressive works on paper.
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For others, burning the American flag is an expressive repudiation of American war-mongering, hegemony, and unearned exceptionalism.
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There's an image that riffs on prehistoric cave paintings alongside a purely expressive assembly of color and shapes.
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That brief argues for a broad right of "expressive association" that could potentially be invoked by secular employers.
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It's rich and expressive, more in the Bordeaux style than the Loire, less subtle, more open and welcoming.
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This year, the seatmates Ian McKellen and Maggie Smith delighted with their expressive faces and sharing of binoculars.
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Even such vivid verbs, however, are only rough approximations of the expressive richness of the motions they describe.
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Texting a friend to say the polar vortex is making your skin peel off is an expressive complaint.
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Her works are at their most expressive in the places where abstraction is at its most self-assured.
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In Gandharan art, at the crossroads of East and West, these traditions merged into a unique expressive style.
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The baseball has mostly not been beautiful, give or take an expressive Asdbrubalized walk-off here or there.
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"Being single offers much more freedom, and can be an extremely expressive time in your life," Dr. Costa says.
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Mr. Coppola took expressive liberties in his supple, colorful performance of the piece, but always with taste and elegance.
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The importance of these expressive freedoms can also be grasped by considering why their opponents sought to repress them.
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It's easy to see why award-winning photographer Nan Goldin would want to photograph this passionate, expressive young couple.
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What other subculture would have the drive and the expressive urgency to develop something as frivolously influential as camp?
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One doesn't marvel over the impersonality of industrial or ambient music, because those aren't supposed to be expressive forms.
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When she shaped a phrase with expressive liberties, she maintained eloquence and direction and never wallowed in excessive vibrato.
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Her comedic timing is disarming, and she's at least as expressive and elastic as Easy A-era Emma Stone.
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Even quiet tête-à-têtes are punctuated by the expressive repositioning of the chairs in which the speakers sit.
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As Nancy, Balk's face is an expressive canvas, contorted into approximately 54 stages of anger at any given time.
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That's because their son is in speech therapy for "significant receptive and expressive language deficits," he wrote on Reddit.
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Tamola says family members and teachers have told her to "stop being so emotional and expressive" — especially with men.
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These expressive modes treated the poem as an object, looking to compositional structure for new interpretations of the poetic.
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Its goal is the characterization and recognition of the expressive aspects of music, particularly as realized through musical performance.
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And each encounter feels like an opportunity for the player to be expressive, albeit through the medium of violence.
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Amer Kobaslija captures Florida's lush, strange atmosphere while examining the expressive potential of oil paint's luminous, elastic, viscous goo.
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Get Uno Emoji for $8.89 See Details Make your emojis even more expressive with this 12-pack of figures.
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Refusing to blend in and look "normal" is a defiant statement, a self-expressive luxury that amputees revel in.
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And with the entrance of the expressive and reactive emojis, the stage is set for modern-day math learnin'.
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The baker's lawyer is trying to advance the argument that anything that has those blended elements is expressive speech.
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The burgers I make maybe don't look so benign, a little bit more expressive of the violence behind them.
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The expressive face that makes Dakota Johnson's acting so compelling has been on her since she was a kid.
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There are expressive tools used in informal writing, like letter repetition (heyyy or yaaas) and multiple exclamation points (omg!!!).
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Expressive AI is a new company that combines mathematical algorithms with computer vision in order to create software personalities.
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Expressive AI and Immersive certainly think so, as they are trying to create a permanent setup for Emotion Capture.
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So does a certain grotesque quality that Schulhoff courts even in the expressive markings of some of his movements.
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I like lips and eyes, since they are the most expressive features, so I am better at painting them.
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People pay the best Hollywood actors millions of dollars to be able to fake that kind of expressive pain.
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This also makes sense intuitively, as extraverts are dominant, confident, persuasive, and expressive and therefore should make better leaders.
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On Wednesday and next Friday, the celebrated all-female Nrityagram Dance Ensemble performs in the ancient, expressive Odissi style.
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In their way these rooms were expressive works, attempts to perfect reality and hold it in an eternal moment.
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Goodbye, Tormund and your amazing eyebrows, which have done some of the most expressive acting of this entire series.
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Photographs courtesy Steve Speller Heatherwick has an earnest, expressive way of talking: wide eyes, little shakes of the head.
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"What we end up with doesn't at first glance look like the wonderfully expressive sketches of Beethoven," he said.
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Reviewing the concert for The Times, Nate Chinen praised both Mr. Thielemans's "exuberantly expressive" playing and his infectious spirit.
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Their expressive faces and familial gestures toward each other remain at the center of shots as often as possible.
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Porzingis is the opposite of conventional, and would encourage more creativity from one of the league's most expressive personalities.
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More expressive than an emoji, these looping images let you share a specific thought or feeling with little effort.
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He has never been a particularly expressive player; he mostly sets his face in a look of mild annoyance.
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He's actually out of the sunken place when he's being himself which is very expressive View the discussion thread.
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By the same token, the NFL has a First Amendment right to set the expressive rules for football games.
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To see him succumb to despair is affecting and is the most expressive moment in this otherwise subdued documentary.
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His drawing and his libido are tied up together, and it explains the expressive, caressing quality of his line.
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Most of the conversations at the time revolved around material and process, and a kind of neo-expressive painterliness.
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His face offers all the endearments of a cartoon, so expressive that you assume the performance will be comedic.
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Like the original, this Dumbo doesn't speak, which perhaps is why Burton focuses on his unnaturally large, expressive eyes.
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Everything became a song, doing chores to going to bed, and I was encouraged to sing and be expressive.
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Expressive arts therapists believe that music can help clients access emotions that can't be expressed through traditional talk therapy.
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Ms. Perel was trained in "systemic family therapy, and in psychodynamic therapy and in expressive art therapies," she said.
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His thoughts are withheld; even his brief encounters with a sympathetic trans woman (an expressive Pornchanok Mabklang) are unrevealing.
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Ms. Victor makes her voice into an expressive bomb, cycling through birdlike coos and tumbling laughter and urgent cries.
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Without the discipline of party politics, social movements devolve into mere feeling, especially in our age of expressive individualism.
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"She is so creative, expressive and has so much of your personality," she said, addressing the "Jesus Walks" singer.
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Moreover, children who interacted with the expressive robot showed greater levels of concentration and engagement during the listening task.
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A more open and attentive listener acquires more innovative and nuanced moves, and increases the lexicon of expressive gestures.
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The repetition of identical elements would be foundational to Minimalism, but Ms. Thomas was less strict and more expressive.
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It's easier for us to tell each other how we feel on Friday when expressive Mercury conjuncts charming Venus.
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They become louder and more insistently expressive through repetition: "Polar Bear Curl" contains 34 variations on the same shape.
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It also has the added virtue of allowing the most expressive of presidents to give voice to his anger.
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You can add highlights on your Instagram profile as an expressive way to curate content from your Instagram stories.
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It takes compelling singers, though, to convey the expressive subtleties of vocal writing that can come off as ponderous.
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And what's nice about that kind of tax is, as in my British experience, it has an expressive value.
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"I chose to put her name in focus and sized it up in order to communicate that expressive attitude."
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Well, Tumblr, I felt, was this amazing product that allowed people to be fully self-expressive on the internet.
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There is a Fauvist quality to his work evident in his jagged, expressive brushstrokes and penchant for garish colors.
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Messages Memoji, a new, more customizable Animoji, make Messages more expressive with personalized characters that are diverse and fun.
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More natural and expressive voice now available in Irish English, South African English, Danish, Norwegian, Cantonese and Mandarin (Taiwan).
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But using a medium as expressive as film to "sex up" dark stories almost beyond recognition isn't great either.
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And they could argue that the products are expressive by attaching some sort of message, however vague, to them.
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An everyday place or activity, a positive major life event, a negative major life event * Is there an expressive element?
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He's also not a flamboyant, expressive voice, like Newt Gingrich, who could have wound up competing with Trump for attention.
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"When you have a clear picture of yourself, it gives you certain room to want to be expressive," she explains.
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Refinery29 co-founder and executive creative director Piera Gelardi is one of the most radically expressive professionals in the business.
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It's one indication that with a more expressive emoji keyboard, we can use these communication icons in entirely new ways.
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MIN: The New Simplicity in Graphic Design is all about the inventive, expressive ways designers today are using understated graphics.
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Connected with nature and the tranquility of rural life, he began exploring expressive yet simplified forms of the female body.
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Elsewhere, curator Sylvester juxtaposes two de Kooning paintings from the late 1980s with some of Oehlen's light, expressive charcoal sketches.
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But, says neuroscientist Lisa Feldman Barrett, it's possible that they might remain confused even if my face were more expressive.
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And he's pretty cute; he looks like a real lion cub, sleepy and fuzzy, but with big, expressive blue eyes.
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"I'm an expressive human being and I have managed to control myself during jury trials," Jackson said at the Sept.
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The new Sims-like "Expressive Avatars" are certainly the company's most unsettling to date, but they're also the most ambitious.
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There were traits I could recognize: a neatly tied bun of black hair, a melodic voice, an expressive, tilting head.
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Few actors wordlessly convey so much: Joan's battle with all she has repressed plays across the actor's astonishingly expressive face.
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He's never eloquent and barely articulate but always expressive, because you say a lot when you say it all wrong.
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In art discourse it identifies the deliberate rejection of traditional craft in the service of conceptual provocation and expressive freedom.
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Aibo is remarkably expressive, and it's going to be hard for robot dog skeptics to resist its OLED puppy eyes.
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But linguists have found that dialects are rule-governed, coherent and fully expressive, and have written extensive grammars of them.
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Maknae (meaning youngest member in Korean) Yeri is partial to the song "Butterflies," because the expressive choreography highlights their dancing.
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THE EXPRESSIVE president of the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte, once gushed about his Chinese counterpart, "I just simply love Xi Jinping".
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The latest version of Sony's super-cute Aibo robot dog is so expressive, it conveys something close to genuine emotion.
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Ai-Da's makers say she will have a "RoboThespian" body with expressive movements and she will talk and answer questions.
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There are also the expectations in your culture — some cultures tend to be more stoic, but others are more expressive.
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But after years of filling our homes with cold materials, it's time take a softer, more expressive approach to hardware.
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"We didn't have a lot of money, so I became expressive through whatever weird thing I could find," she said.
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Smith continued that while she loves experimenting with trends and being expressive through style, her wardrobe does not define her.
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The exhibition is called Republica Colapsada, and it sheds light on an important issue through the expressive medium of art.
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The Hill: Cable networks went wall-to-wall with O'Rourke coverage while Trump lampooned the former congressman's expressive hand movements.
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If we want artistic and expressive freedom for ourselves, we have to support it for those with whom we disagree.
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Colter could stand to be more expressive in some scenes, but that's remedied whenever he puts his powers to use.
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The other wing images, the ones that are an organic part of the Crucifixion, come from a different expressive world.
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Ms. Hong also sang with expressive fervor in Milton Babbitt's "Philomel," a dramatic monologue based on Ovid's myth of Philomena.
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It's hard to believe that a narrator so poetically expressive would not have more agency, more drive on the page.
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The angled drive units pack a massive punch with expressive lows and clear highs, and a crisp range in between.
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He was at his most captivating in the aria "Wenn der Freude Tränen Fliessen," which he endowed with expressive plangency.
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Its "expressive elements were meticulously created by Rentmeester, and then meticulously pirated by Nike," they said in a written brief.
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By this point, there's been two ecstatic choruses amid restful verses, and one wild, expressive, Neil Young-like guitar solo.
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For the most part, the soprano Jessica Sandidge sang beautifully as Paolina, her dynamic control and expressive gesture notable throughout.
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"The performance is centered in an eloquent choreography that stresses the desire to be expressive without bounds," its creators explain.
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It's always understated, but there was obviously a real need to shift and be more vocal and expressive about that.
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In this article I will explore how developing technology is evolving the digital user experience with increasingly intuitive, expressive interfaces.
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"The responses may contain expressive material, such as a podcast, an audiobook, or music requested by the user," Amazon argued.
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Higher ScreenQ scores were associated with poorer expressive language and poorer cognitive skills, including the ability to quickly name objects.
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Despite the deliberate disjointedness of the script, the production, another confidently expressive staging by Lila Neugebauer, makes it coolly legible.
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This will be a unique chance to look at the lyrical and expressive ways in which Abstract Expressionism was practiced.
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"If a state law targeted the expressive aspects of wedding cakes, it would trigger the First Amendment," Phillips' complaint reads.
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Highlights: Verdon's signature, nasally vocals, which are as expressive as her moves; the manic, cartoonish baby steps during the break.
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An everyday place or activity, a positive major life event, a negative major life event -Is there an expressive element?
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The voice on the page is so fluid and expressive and unembarrassed that it makes you want to join it.
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In Farahani's gorgeously expressive, silent-film-star face lies the ability to convey more than any amount of journalistic eloquence.
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It's probably the most expressive thing for me possible; to get on a stage and just tell stories and sing.
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The Mets have a sizable and expressive fan base that wears their team's maddening history like a badge of honor.
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But the light within Wilmarth's sculptures is structured, controlled if you will, by his glass reliefs, to serve expressive purposes.
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Though these theatrical episodes were musically effective, I liked the opera best when Mr. Lang's music turned more overtly expressive.
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It can underscore the everyday strangeness of modern life, putting its uncertainty, fragmentation, confusion and alienation into expressive, cinematic terms.
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Gerstl had unlimited faith in both the varied expressive powers of oil paint and his own abilities to summon them.
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Jones, Legato, and Newman agreed that if the characters showed expressive emotions, the entire movie would need to be altered.
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It's easy to view the self-expressive marriage as a result of some sort of narcissistic turn in American culture.
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Now that the luxury of ironic posturing is no longer affordable, we should be prepared for a new, expressive austerity.
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But also — rarely any expressive angular shapes drawn with high-octane pigmented eyeliners, vividly bright lipsticks, or glitter-packed accents.
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He became a leading proponent of a style of representation that is baroquely expressive, defiantly salacious, and brazenly, culturally Black.
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Cynthia Millar's playing of the ondes was so acutely expressive that she might have taken a bow with the singers.
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Significantly, the Trump administration draws no distinction between for-profit and nonprofit employers who claim to engage in expressive association.
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The obvious answer, then, is to focus on the expressive part — and galvanize support simply by naming the right problems.
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Mahler then began a three-year relationship with expressive Viennese painter, Kokoschka, who immortalized her in many of his canvases.
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Notably, he also seemed to grasp at an early age the power of design as a richly expressive mode of communication.
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"Bam Bam was adorable and engaging and expressive — and entirely unimpressed with all the activity on a film set," he wrote.
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But do you think there've been any benefits to your sex life by being forced to be more open and expressive?
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But my conversation with Robby stood out above the others; he was just so expressive with his feelings and his emotions.
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We know the girl loves her jewels, and it seems Lively has found her match in Alison Lou's extra-expressive accessories.
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Here's University of Maine head coach Bob Walsh: If anything, Maine should be encouraging an expressive, beautiful form of the game.
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The massive archive of work by this mysterious glitch artist ranges from the abstract and decorative to the expressive and naturalistic.
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The good news is this: If these expressive freedoms are vulnerable to reversal, they are ultimately extremely difficult to roll back.
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For more than 50 years, Zarina — who is 81 — has tended naturally towards paper for its technical malleability and expressive potential.
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Darcie and Ellie get the animation treatment, transforming from normal, adorable pug dogs into sassy, talking canines with huge, expressive eyes.
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The designers intentionally illustrated the blobs so they would be lighthearted and expressive, even when their faces were grumpy or sad.
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Kahlhamer is an unapologetic storyteller whose work is an expressive matrix of image and text in a web of gestural markings.
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The Leo party begins that day, as cosmic coquette Venus enters the lion's den, followed by expressive Mercury on the 13th.
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Fortunately, a hugely expressive energy is in the air as Venus connects with power planet Pluto, breaking open blocks around creativity.
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Washington, by contrast, conjures the ghosts of 1960s and '70s black-consciousness jazz, of the ecstatic, expressive Coltrane and his successors.
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It has a famous (not that grisly) scene involving a wood-chipper, and Steve Buscemi makes a lot of expressive faces.
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In tribute to the most expressive part of your shoes, we're breaking down the 12 most distinctive heel trends this fall.
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"There is nothing necessarily wrong with making decisions for expressive and emotional reasons," Meir Statman wrote in the Wall Street Journal.
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But apart from a few wayward tempos on this occasion, he elicited committed, expressive and polished playing from the Philharmonic musicians.
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She navigated the coloratura hurdles with ease throughout, her shading, dynamic control and expressive nuance rendering the confession scene particularly potent.
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They showed that pounding the skins could be more than tempo-driven accompaniment—it was an expressive language of its own.
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In many ways, the current state of VR resembles those early years of film finding its footing as an expressive medium.
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Sure, Clinton is plenty expressive, but let's not forget this little sequence by Trump during one of the Republican presidential debates.
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And people tend to rate female singers using the lower vocal fry register as more expressive, according to Parrot's own study.
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She has the kind of open, expressive face that makes you want to nod and mimic her emotions as she speaks.
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" Fonteyn says millennials are "breaking the constraints" of written English to "be as expressive as you can be in spoken language.
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I, as an art historian, believe that art and visual expressive production is such an important part of our human story.
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Works like Regretfully Yours show an internal contest between the artist's expressive painterly intuition and her fastidious tendencies as an illustrator.
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But weirdly, Maddie Zeigler, the returning star of Sia's music videos, somehow manages to make expressive movement seem very, very cool.
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His face, with eyes that crinkle easily in broad, hearty laughter, is warm and expressive and generally offers a lot, too.
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With turkey-scale dimensions, expressive beaked faces, and bristly tails, these animals were about as squee-inducing as dinosaurs could get.
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Twitter decided to read deeply into the smirk, concluding Lorde's expressive face was a reaction to the Chainsmokers and Halsey's win.
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Judgmental people stifle your desire to be a passionate, expressive person, so you're best off cutting them out and being yourself.
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Expressive Mercury turns retrograde three or four times each year and this one lasts from Sunday, April 9 until May 3.
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On the flipside, Lamar's attunement with his sign and its expressive, unrestrained qualities sit firmly within the bedrock of his music.
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In iOS 10, there are a whole bunch of new ways to express yourself in messages (Apple calls it expressive messaging).
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What remains recognizable is the pattern of the circle, a shape expressive of constantly moving cycles, transformation, and the female body.
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Once a background and characters has been established, the artwork can switch to a more expressive, and less representative, art style.
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At the same time, we must not fail to take note of the most remarkable measure of his annual expressive growth.
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Rather, poems should be like love, expressive of something greater and yet mysterious: "Crying to the end, 'I have not finished'."
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As the platform ecosystem becomes more complex, Chorus has to be simultaneously more expressive and easier for our teams to use.
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The software Roli has made allows you to pick an instrument and then be extremely expressive with how you play it.
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"Asians are a challenge to cast because most casting directors feel as though they're not very expressive," the casting director said.
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The quote stirred a backlash on Twitter, with some taking the opportunity to show just how expressive Asian-Americans can be.
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Gerhaher is one of the great vocal artists of the day, although he is not an interpreter of vast expressive range.
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If that seems a deflating idea, it only goes to show how entrenched self-expressive protest has become in political identity.
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It would only apply to expressive acts where a business owner is asked to prepare something that is deemed as offensive.
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"In some ways, I actually prefer the US response to my work, because it's a lot more expressive," Sparrow said, chuckling.
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Mr. Fowler, who has cerebral palsy, is lively and expressive, making JJ into a distinct character with a few quick scenes.
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On the landing, we passed a tall humanoid robot with expressive eyes; its metal skeleton was visible beneath white plastic skin.
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He also presents her work in the familiar terms of "expressive" photography, which projects a personal vision instead of documenting reality.
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Fabulously expressive faces and bodies — Jeanne Moreau and Molly Ringwald, Gena Rowlands and Mary Pickford — drift and writhe across the screen.
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What's memorable about her solos is the expressive way she angles her body between knee and neck: She leans, arches, tilts.
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The expressive connection between calligraphy and painting was always close, though Six Dynasties painting, like writing, survives mostly in secondhand form.
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But they reveal the transgressive and humorous Warhol too, with those feet just as expressive as any artist's study of hands.
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Metro Boomin's demonic production spurs Gucci to relive his loose cannon past through some of his most expressive performances in years.
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The artist's insistence on strenuous positions resulted in muscularly expressive imagery, but it also displayed a not-so-mild sadistic streak.
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Nocturnal, burrowing, bottom-heavy and just about a foot tall, they waddled with a hunched determination, flapping their expressive little wings.
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Among the fine cast, one other standout performance was by the tenor Peter Scott Drackley, who sang Macduff with expressive pliancy.
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The like button started when a couple of Facebook's engineers wanted a more expressive way to quickly comment on a post.
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That sense of expressive, unrestrained spontaneity is, of course, a crucial component of Mr. Eggleston's quickly shot, uncontrived photographs as well.
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I followed him around, but the book never came off, probably because Uno's verbal skills were confined largely to expressive baying.
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Pink, as Ms. Steele writes, was perceived in those days as a pretty color expressive of delicacy and playful high spirits.
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"I chose the best known and most expressive characters who have the most recognizable striking look," Limonov tells The Creators Project.
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A playful breed with an oddly expressive, almost human face, this breed spurs baby fever in the most callous of hearts.
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It's a sorry fate for the character, who despite an expressive wordless performance by Q'orianka Kilcher never truly found her voice.
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That's when certain parts of the edit became more expressive—it's always been a conversation between the images and the music.
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The main character is the epitome of this art style, with large, expressive eyes that carried over to his multiple incarnations.
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"My photographs [seek to] challenge projections of victimization, offering entry into the expressive interior from which our humanity stems," Imam says.
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The 87 Unicorn Stickers feature a multitude of hunters, peasants, fair ladies, dogs, flowers, and pointing hands, transformed into expressive stickers.
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His work brings together vivid imagery with urban spaces, bringing expressive and brooding compositions like "Girl With Flag" into public view.
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Rather than imposing some sense of order on the movement, Mr. Gatti lavished expressive beauty and majestic restraint on the music.
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Mr. Lachman — whose extraordinarily expressive range is on view in Todd Haynes's period-hopping "Wonderstruck" — remains committed to shooting on film.
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Greenberg's laconic praise of Louis was supplemented by Fried's elaborately, lovingly detailed essays, which explain the expressive significance of these pictures.
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Expressive partisanship, in effect, allows the most committed to override their own circuitry and support policies antithetical to their economic interests.
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"She was beautiful, with expressive eyes that just light up when she's talking about something she's interested in," Mr. Kendrick said.
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The First Amendment, he said, protects only conduct that is inherently expressive or both meant and likely to send a message.
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Certainly he is the most expressive performer onstage, what with the platoon of puppeteers and voice artists bringing him to life.
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So that made it a lot more expressive than just the engineering feel that we had been kind of messing with.
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Kasparek was a mesmerizing, deeply expressive chap, particularly for being made of wood and having no movable parts of his face.
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Mr. Sharma's food is quietly expressive, nodding to the flavors he grew up eating in Mumbai without chaining itself to tradition.
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She isn't just the star of "The Handmaid's Tale"; she is its heart, soul and, above all, its endlessly expressive face.
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These exceptional works are represented here by a vividly expressive pink and white head that is either ecstatic or grief-stricken.
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In the audience, a camera caught the comically expressive rapper Cardi B with an Austin Powers-esque look of amused shock.
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As always, her playing was technically flawless and deeply expressive: her vibrato saturated with meaning, her lyricism slinking and menacingly enigmatic.
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Rather, it's that the presence of social cues made the expressive robot, and therefore its information, seem more reliable and trustworthy.
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In keeping with a program that celebrated expressive elision and the art of the miniature, she did not play another note.
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Prairie-dog communication is so complex, Slobodchikoff says — so expressive and rich in information — that it constitutes nothing less than language.
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During the jump between seasons, Queen Elizabeth went from a tight-lipped Claire Foy to a far more expressive Olivia Colman.
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For Yeats the personae — the Latin word for "masks" — voicing his poems are as meaningful and expressive as the poem's words.
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Jeff Smith: I think the premise behind Smule is to bring music back to its roots as a creative expressive medium.
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There is expressive fashion in these images, as you'd expect to find on a street that beckons people to express themselves.
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Mac loves Nina Simone's voice — finds endless new expressive possibilities in it — precisely because of the way she veers off key.
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He filled his poems with cliché and even slang, reflecting his interest in everyday speech as an expressive and descriptive medium.
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Apple also says the watch's messaging features will be "more expressive," with the ability to scribble replies directly onto the watch.
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What's unique about Gehry is the sketches and models are so dynamic, so explosive and expressive, really, more than anything else.
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What the audience finds, if only for a fleeting moment, is a reason to care about theater and its expressive power.
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Hockney's landscapes are increasingly abstract from the naturalistic, using freer, more expressive strokes that sometimes don't actually cover the bare canvas.
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There's no reason that these platforms can't get people more expressive doing things, having their own podcasts, having their own views.
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To learn more about the powerfully expressive singer behind the whole concept, I sat down with Sonyae for a lively conversation.
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Finally, what I think really bugs the cognoscenti is his stance as a fundamentally traditional artist intent on foregrounding the expressive capabilities of paint and graphite, just as the poets who have been his lifelong friends (Ron Padgett, Robert Creeley, David Shapiro, Vincent Katz, and many others) are intent on plumbing the expressive potential of words.
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In a 2015 paper, "Expressive Partisanship: Campaign Involvement, Political Emotion, and Partisan Identity," Leonie Huddy and Lene Aarøe, political scientists at Stony Brook University and Aarhus University in Denmark, writing with Mason, advanced the argument that Generating anger at the opposing side is a highly effective way to elicit political engagement and action from those with expressive partisan concerns.
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"Humans tend to be better at using more expressive language, more original language," said Dario Gil, IBM's vice president of AI research.
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For instance, you begin building the Johnny Number 5 by first building his expressive face out of bricks and installing the motor.
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"Color is an expressive gesture," the 82-year-old said in the style notes given to guests at the show on Monday.
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What's needed now is solidarity among all these groups who prize and rely on expressive liberty for a life that's worth living.
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Zimoun's art work consist of sculpture, music, composition, soundscape, and installation; it is minimalist, conceptual, expressive, technical, natural, open, rigid, and chaotic.
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And yes, the larger-than-life brows and expressive attire mean they're claiming their own label — and they're not stopping for anyone.
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The original Jungle Book featured some of Disney's most expressive animation, and nearly all of it disappears in the push for realism.
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Schumer confirmed her appearance, though she didn't add any of the more expressive photos that fans managed to snap during the taping.
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He effortlessly co-mingles the real with the fantastical, metaphor with fact, and a loose expressive gestures with a meticulously rendered form.
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To this viewer, the most striking were the dozens of busts: expressive and moving portraits of long dead Romans, famous and not.
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Every night I could see how expressive he is and just how heroic and what an amazing actor he is as well.
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In the 2014 Whitney Biennial, she further expanded on this method of expressive, highly individualized curating by combining art owned and borrowed.
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Partly, this is due to Vikander's acting, which is expressive and endearing, a pleasant surprise in a role known for its stoicity.
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But that functionality is also coming to Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp and iMessage's keyboards, where the expressive animations could naturally augment your threads.
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" She also confessed that her favorite body part is her eyes because they're so expressive, even though "sometimes they give me away.
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The Grammy Awards never fail to deliver some of the most bold and expressive fashion statements — and this year did not disappoint.
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Small wonder, then, that Mr Duterte, who is as mercurial as he is expressive, appears to have had a change of heart.
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This time, though, it looks like Venom will have those expressive superhero eyes—apparently a given now in our post-Deadpool world.
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"We were starting to shift into making something really expressive and fun and engaging," says Jeremy Goldberg, a Messenger product design manager.
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Beyoncé performed her sensuality proudly in those songs making political statement that a person can be both intellectually rigorous and sexually expressive.
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Soldevilla contributed five of her own works, among them "Rythme," which displays the expressive vigor and figurative character of her earliest reliefs.
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"Whether it's sexual violence or being sexually expressive, I think the norms here sort of punish women for doing that," said Jahja.
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How do you create something expressive and unique when you're working with the same source material as the person next to you?
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It does not block laws that target non-expressive conduct, like enforcing antitrust laws or preventing businesses from discriminating against their customers.
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Now they're seeking out wines that are more expressive than correct; wines that are earthy, with visible sediment; wines that taste alive .
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Cusk is tall and elegant, with the features of a ballerina: an expressive mouth and eyes in a finely molded small face.
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That distinction could help Kennedy decide the case, as could his acknowledgement that myriad services -- arguably expressive services -- surround contemporary wedding planning.
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In this video from "Ashtapadi," a purely expressive piece, Ms. Vijayakumar explores the relationship between the Hindu goddess Radha and Lord Krishna.
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It draws power, expressive and historical, from the work song "No More My Lord," recorded in a Southern prison in the 1940s.
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In the end, though, this "Parsifal" belonged to the ferociously expressive German soprano Evelyn Herlitzius, making a belated Met début as Kundry.
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Allman browsed Pinterest for expressive, richly hued rooms, and messaged strangers on Instagram: Where did that lovely sage-green paint come from?
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Of Tuesday's concertos, the most overtly seductive was Dai Fujikura's Cello Concerto, written for Katinka Kleijn, a player of formidable expressive gifts.
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Such tired formal tics suggest an impoverishment of expressive means within contemporary radical aesthetics, but Mr. Berger himself exhibits no such lack.
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Growing up can be tough for anyone; it's especially difficult for this film's title character, played by a brooding, expressive Christopher Abbott.
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Colen's abstract depictions of tumbling mylar paper manifest as painterly and expressive shapes that have been meticulously strewn across the Activity's Center.
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"Game of Thrones" and "Last Christmas" star Emilia Clarke doesn't love her own expressive eyebrows as much as her adoring fans do.
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Not only is he tall, he's muscular, and he's expressive with his arms when he talks and performs, filling up a space.
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And if his subject matter is sometimes brutal, the choreographic content is mostly firmly classical, though often extended into new expressive terrain.
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You dearly want to be rewarded by a bottle that matures from awkward, inarticulate youth to expressive beauty and, eventually, elegant complexity.
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From animals to Disney princesses, the array of coloring books is arguably just as expressive as those who'll be coloring them in.
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"Child's writing seems unusually expressive in this novel, possibly because of its intimate subject matter," according to our crime columnist, Marilyn Stasio.
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You just have to reach beyond that to something that is ultimately expressive non-literally, and for us that is often profanity.
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Things changed over the years, but the desire to approach the story in a reserved, formal, yet expressive style was always there.
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The record makes me further appreciate just how creative, expressive, and subtle a person can be while working in a popular idiom.
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Ultimately, expressive eyebrows are "a biological mechanism to demonstrate to other people what we're genuinely feeling," Spikins says, somewhat similar to blushing.
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I'm much more interested in seeing in how games are expressive and how they are systems in a wide variety of ways.
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Were there an award for best supporting body of water in a play, this highly expressive pool would be a shoo-in.
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"Each has its own inner life, detailed and expressive in its own way (yes, even the flowers!)," Abraham told Hyperallergic over email.
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A passionate man with wide, expressive eyes, Dr. Otieno, 36, is a driving force behind the hospital's newly established antimicrobial stewardship program.
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The palette is alluringly exotic, but it's also expressive, with subtle shades — white, dove, slate, jet — that soon take on metaphoric resonance.
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"Origami Harvest" is about more than naming injustice; it's an expressive document, a testimony to lives lived freely while under state suspicion.
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"People don't pay much attention these days to the descriptive, expressive and suggestive facts found in a good still photograph," he said.
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His canvases, with their craggy forms — which he called "lifelines" — encompass the expressive brushwork and monumental scale characteristic of the postwar movement.
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Their relationship unfolded mostly in expressive text messages, and the case could well turn on questions about the power of those words.
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Of course, in the end, the piece, by refusing to express anything, came off as extremely expressive—of an anti-expressionist position.
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A sweet treat An expressive baby took the internet by storm with her reaction to trying ice cream for the first time.
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Here, Blank makes the city and its promise her own from the first scene to a last expressive burst of rapturous color.
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Like many architects, he worried that modernism was not sufficiently expressive, and he admitted to a great admiration for many early skyscrapers.
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Eisenberg boasts a wide expressive range on guitar and banjo, sometimes playing in lonely, resounding single notes, elsewhere in convexly shaped chords.
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Then he began to consider "the expressive variation of sound in time, the flow of sensation," he said one evening at dinner.
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The line of her neck seems to have gained a new upward force — though she also bends it with more expressive submissiveness.
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He is a natural extrovert, expressive and energetic, as friendly as a Labrador retriever with a bit of bulldog stubbornness mixed in.
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Scott Campbell's ("Hug Machine") watercolor-and-colored-pencil illustrations in dusty pinks and greens and terra cottas are charming and wonderfully expressive.
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What if there were display toys that were expressive, poseable, interchangeable, and just plain more adorable than circle eyes on square heads?
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Published in 1970, the book was a sympathetic though not necessarily admiring portrait of President Richard M. Nixon's newly expressive silent majority.
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Mr. Howe, who died in 1983, was a pioneer of contemporary Native American art whose style combines abstraction with passionate, expressive dynamism.
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Officials stopped him because he was not in one of the two, tiny speech "zones" the college set aside for expressive activities.
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All of this is conveyed through the shifting geometry of Brun's patrician features and the weather of her almost scarily expressive eyes.
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"Creating an exemption from this basic principle for 'expressive' businesses would dramatically weaken anti-discrimination laws," the Colorado Civil Rights Commission argued.
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"Creating an exemption from this basic principle for 'expressive' businesses would dramatically weaken anti-discrimination laws," the Colorado Civil Rights Commission argues.
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The two artists have a similar energy about them, amped and expressive, unafraid to push the boundaries of their conservative art forms.
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Smiley faces get a whole lot more expressive in Unicode 10, running the gamut from foul-mouthed anger to calm pleas for silence.
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Old Man Bacon is a dog with strikingly human-like features, who is fast winning over the internet with his extremely expressive face.
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Opened last Tuesday, this all-female exhibition reveals the authenticity at the core of self-representation through an expressive dialogue on modern femininity.
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Individuals in this generation are generally more optimistic, more diverse, and much more expressive (think Social Media) than older generations (US Chamber Foundation).
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Though her career wasn't without controversy, Hadid's legacy will be her finished buildings, which were often imbued with an expressive sense of motion.
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But what accompanies their over-the-top outfits is their equally expressive commentary, and that's what's so notable about Lipinski and Weir's partnership.
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Complaints about personality are irrelevant when the music in question, like most hip-hop, doesn't code expressive and/or confessional, but Drake's does.
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But no matter … one thing is for sure, our little one has one of the most expressive little faces I ve ever seen.
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The team is focused on making new sounds that are "intuitive" and "expressive," and want to work with musicians rather than replace them.
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It was raw, unrefined, and dirty like I knew punk should be, but it was nuanced and expressive in ways I didn't expect.
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Writing computer code can be a creative, complex, and expressive task, and it is a form of protected speech under the First Amendment.
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Those results suggested that any kind of expressive journaling can make people feel worse if they're the type of person prone to brooding.
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The acidity she's just imbibed shows up on her sublimely expressive face, and you make a sympathetic wince at home out of solidarity.
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So quick to label him as having mental health issues for just being himself when he has always been expressive is not fair.
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Creating a meal probably isn't speech, he said, and in any case celebrating an anniversary isn't an "expressive event" akin to a wedding.
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And, you know, Tumblr is growing really nicely overall in terms of mobile daily active users, and it's a really creative, expressive platform.
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From there, he went to found his company Hanson Robotics, specializing in selling robots primarily as expressive and entertaining spectacles — not functional works.
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Her high cheekbones, expressive eyes, and her diamond-studded Chanel tooth jewel lets you know that you're in the presence of a model.
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Temi: One of the things we felt early on was that we couldn't be as expressive or emotional when we were being men.
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After the racers, its next wave of products were friendly companion bots: little bulldozer-looking things with expressive eyes that make cute noises.
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They haven't just made a great pop-rock album as that term is usually understood — they've actively combined presentationally functional and expressive modes.
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It's as a Garland or Streisand-like presence—the big, classic, powerful musical theatre voice and the painfully expressive features—that Gaga thrives.
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Hip movements are a key feature of female movements, and the more feminine you are, the larger and more expressive your hip movements.
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"We want to make it more fun and more expressive so you can get across what you're trying to get across," he says.
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""(Probably not.) Other times I contemplate Saul Berenson's eyebrows (so lush, so expressive), and whether Peter Quinn's abs or jawline are better chiseled.
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"We've turned a corner and become a new people – more expressive, not afraid any more," he told Reuters during a visit to Johannesburg.
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Both artists are drawn to what's most outsized, colorful, and performative about visual culture and what's most expressive, emotional, and generous about surfaces.
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Although she lacks an ideal shining timbre, she is a piercingly expressive singer-actor who kept the audience engaged in Heliane's obscure predicament.
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Even if a melody isn't Marshall's own, her voice is so deep and expressive that it can be bent to suit almost anything.
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"The high-standing grille gives the BMW Concept 4 its expressive face, a distinctive structure and decorative elements providing elaborate details," BMW declared.
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The Weimar period "was quite a wild time in Germany—very expressive, very artistic—but it all turned out bad," he told me.
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The art trade predicted that Frank Auerbach's expressive and thickly impasted 1965 "Head of Gerda Boehm," estimated at £300,000 to £500,000, would fly.
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Today, at the top of his profession, he is playing a role similar to Stadler's in driving clarinet music in new expressive directions.
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