form of expression

A computer program is a form of expression and communication.

But perhaps the most common form of expression is simple conversation.

At the same time, video becomes a her main form of expression.

The interest in the one form of expression can be carried over into the other.

The makeup is just a big form of expression on the outside.

It became the foundation for a new form of expression in country music.

Any physical action or process has its equivalent form of expression in music.

"This is just another form of expression as a creative being."

What they share is respect for the many forms of expression through movement.

In his works, language is more than a form of expression or a means to an end and can be quite abstract.

It was also therapeutic for us, because music is a form of expression.

I never believed that art is merely a form of expression.

I believe photography to be the most direct form of expression.

These were unusual forms of expression in schools at this time.

This may just be a normal form of expression for some babies.

To break free, she reaches for fun in an interesting form of expression.

My hunger for a more natural form of expression remained.

Yelling fire in a theatre is a form of expression.

“Tweeting is a very personal form of expression,” she says.

Music is composed sound in the form of expression and communication.

But all the proper forms of expression have been discovered long ago.

It is all the forms of expression and activities that bring us together within our communities.

The protesters take to the streets because this is the form of expression available to them.

As time goes on the men and the forms of expression may change, but the principle will remain.

With any luck, we’ll discover a new form of expression.