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force of expression

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Reminiscent of opera, their artificial diction and force of expression became a parody of the hollow but cleverly staged verbal explosions typical of such speeches.
Allora & Calzadilla: Haus der Kunst/Kunstverein by Smolik, Noemi / Artforum International
He further cited that Emygdio de Barros's painting titled Municipal is a painting "that for its force of expression, its creative breath, its exquisite atmosphere, and imaginative force, stands perhaps unequaled in Brazilian painting.
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Most of the program had a convincing force of expression, staged with inspiration and expertise and performed by a company with outstanding technical ability, vigor, and versatility.
Orvieto per la Danza by Buccella, Maria Elisa / Dance Magazine
 
 
 
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