The overall aesthetic effect of these changes was to create music of greater expressiveness and variety than had been the case in the thirteenth century.

Chinese artists had been depicting them with great expressiveness and power since the since the sixth century, however Guanxiu's interpretations are often seen to have captured another dimension.

As such, they were part of an increasing trend in the 1540s among madrigal composers, who were seeking greater expressiveness by exploiting rhythmic and tonal contrast.

"Och, aye," said Inga, rolling her eyes with great expressiveness.

Children's book reviewer Carolyn Phelan for Booklist states, "Cole's colorful retro-style artwork endows the instrument-characters great emotional expressiveness.

All these great personalities praised Chandrasekharan for his talent in performing art: "Chandrasekharan has great expressiveness and was able to communicate shades of feeling with subtlety and power.

A greater variation in strokes is possible, allowing greater expressiveness in timbre.

This was capable of great expressiveness, and took the "Eastern" component of Byzantine art to its logical conclusions.

He tried to recall the actual words of his little outburst, and unconsciously supplemented them by so many words of greater expressiveness that the irritation of his failure was somewhat assuaged.

A dramatic soprano with an imposing stage presence, she had an opulent voice that she used with great expressiveness.