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expressivity

[ek-spre-siv-i-tee] / ˌɛk sprɛˈsɪv ɪ ti /


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He scrutinizes her expressivity, its extraordinary power.

From Los Angeles Times

But after seeing Teague’s physicality and facial expressivity in an audition tape, he said, he knew they had found Noa.

From New York Times

McKenna-Bruce conveys the character’s vulnerabilities with graceful expressivity; she’s also shorter than the other main performers, which makes Tara look younger than her friends and worryingly defenseless; as the story continues, though, she also starts to seem like a sacrificial lamb.

From New York Times

He dominates not by having the loudest voice onstage but by the far great power of expressivity.

From Los Angeles Times

Escaich wrote cadenzas to link the three movements into a continuous form, and Capuçon emphasized their atmospheric expressivity as opposed to their show-pony virtuosity.

From New York Times