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Longer, more complex sentences can be more expressive but also more demanding.
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They were more expressive still in the build-up to the afternoon's controversy.
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Sure a pause and downcast eyes are more expressive than any words.
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Others were yet more expressive when they came to write their wills.
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Gentlemen, do you know of language anywhere in the world more expressive?
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Nothing could have been more expressive of a welcome to Wash's house.
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Again he utters the same idea, but in more expressive words.
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His team are much more expressive and a joy to watch at times.
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The sigh of relief which the girl gave was more expressive than words.
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You'll be more confident with people, and yet more expressive too.
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Their language is the more expressive from its being more refined and concentrated.
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But the look she gave him was more expressive than words.
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The peculiar idiom is often more expressive than a literary account.
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The dance was more expressive now, not of art but of mere animalism.
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He noted that while Java is more expressive, it is also more verbose.
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And we notice that her face grows more expressive each day.
