There are good reasons to make online communication more expressive.
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I felt more at ease with myself and more expressive.
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But what if Beaujolais could be more expressive than that?
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Always a polished, genial singer, he has grown more expressive.
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Your News Feed is about to get a lot more expressive.
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And I want tweets to be more expressive and I'm excited.
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Now he's back, with upgraded capabilities and a more expressive face.
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It's much more expressive on the nose than on the palate.
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JD: Way more expressive on the nose than on the palate.
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This language is far more expressive and expansive than traditional shorthand.
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He's more expressive while listening than most people are while speaking.
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But generally, they are half narrative and more expressive or emotional.
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She has been more expressive about Mr. Comey at other times.
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But it's a little more expressive, what with its touch-friendly display.
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Liberated from tradition, memorial services have become more expressive and more unique.
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Some are explicit, some are more expressive, and others are simply comical.
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"Milley is much more expressive, much more plain-spoken," said the official.
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And I became more open and more expressive of how I felt.
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New synthetic fabrics allowed for a far more expressive range of hues.
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It's how we tell stories, and it seems more expressive than just writing.
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And, soon, there may be more expressive emoticons to deck your neck with.
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Labour MP Angela Eagle had a more expressive reaction upon learning of Johnson's appointment.
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Even the slightly more expressive kaomoji can fail you when you need them most.
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Emoji are about to get a lot more expressive — with more (and less) hair.
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" He: "I'm more expressive, confident and aware of the impact I have on others.
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I think we found that using the touch of acoustic instruments was more expressive.
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ProtoPie is "a lot more expressive than other tools you might see," she said.
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That hug between Kate and Rebecca was much more expressive than any pages of dialogue.
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The researchers have now found a system to make the second-generation Affetto more expressive.
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"Men these days are not afraid to be more expressive with their hair," she says.
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Her recommendations included adding chitchat, switching up meeting times, and being more expressive on camera.
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Our politics are becoming more expressive and symbolic — about demonstrating our non-complicity and outrage.
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But the real problem is that Jon Snow is no more expressive than the zombies.
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An interesting thing about Charlotte, Abergel said, is that she's more expressive onstage than offstage.
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He stands out in the star-studded cast of characters, most of whom are more expressive.
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When chats can disappear, people feel free to be themselves — more silly, more vulnerable, more expressive.
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Did you ever meet anyone whose mom wanted their daughter to dress more expressive or outrageous?
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"We're always researching potential new ways to make Twitter more expressive," a spokesperson told Re/code.
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The thrust of our digital infrastructure should allow us to be, in Apple's words, more expressive.
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For me, it's [about being] more expressive—I can't be emo enough through electronic production alone.
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Large eyes are normally assigned to female characters, since they are depicted as being more expressive.
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That burden, they argue, would encourage companies to stifle more expressive conduct than the law requires.
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Eventually, it started to feel like the choreography was more expressive than any dialogue you could write.
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Tim was looking for what it is that contains men and prevents them from being more expressive.
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But in many parts of the country, local examples will be more expressive and worth seeking out.
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We should build a whole bunch of tools, and make that much more expressive with the camera.
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With wide-color gamut (WCG) support, apps will be able to display more colors for more expressive designs.
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Gayno, 33, saw the potential for voice-enabled software to connect people in simpler and more expressive ways.
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"With mobile phones we make people more expressive and can we connect them to make them social together."
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Each of these producers also offers more expressive — and expensive — blaufränkisches, made from older vines or single vineyards.
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Get Uno Emoji for $8.89 See Details Make your emojis even more expressive with this 12-pack of figures.
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The burgers I make maybe don't look so benign, a little bit more expressive of the violence behind them.
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More expressive than an emoji, these looping images let you share a specific thought or feeling with little effort.
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The repetition of identical elements would be foundational to Minimalism, but Ms. Thomas was less strict and more expressive.
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Messages Memoji, a new, more customizable Animoji, make Messages more expressive with personalized characters that are diverse and fun.
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It's one indication that with a more expressive emoji keyboard, we can use these communication icons in entirely new ways.
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But, says neuroscientist Lisa Feldman Barrett, it's possible that they might remain confused even if my face were more expressive.
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There are also the expectations in your culture — some cultures tend to be more stoic, but others are more expressive.
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But after years of filling our homes with cold materials, it's time take a softer, more expressive approach to hardware.
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Colter could stand to be more expressive in some scenes, but that's remedied whenever he puts his powers to use.
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And people tend to rate female singers using the lower vocal fry register as more expressive, according to Parrot's own study.
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Once a background and characters has been established, the artwork can switch to a more expressive, and less representative, art style.
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As the platform ecosystem becomes more complex, Chorus has to be simultaneously more expressive and easier for our teams to use.
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"In some ways, I actually prefer the US response to my work, because it's a lot more expressive," Sparrow said, chuckling.
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The like button started when a couple of Facebook's engineers wanted a more expressive way to quickly comment on a post.
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That's when certain parts of the edit became more expressive—it's always been a conversation between the images and the music.
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So that made it a lot more expressive than just the engineering feel that we had been kind of messing with.
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During the jump between seasons, Queen Elizabeth went from a tight-lipped Claire Foy to a far more expressive Olivia Colman.
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Apple also says the watch's messaging features will be "more expressive," with the ability to scribble replies directly onto the watch.
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Hockney's landscapes are increasingly abstract from the naturalistic, using freer, more expressive strokes that sometimes don't actually cover the bare canvas.
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There's no reason that these platforms can't get people more expressive doing things, having their own podcasts, having their own views.
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"Humans tend to be better at using more expressive language, more original language," said Dario Gil, IBM's vice president of AI research.
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Schumer confirmed her appearance, though she didn't add any of the more expressive photos that fans managed to snap during the taping.
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Now they're seeking out wines that are more expressive than correct; wines that are earthy, with visible sediment; wines that taste alive .
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The line of her neck seems to have gained a new upward force — though she also bends it with more expressive submissiveness.
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Smiley faces get a whole lot more expressive in Unicode 10, running the gamut from foul-mouthed anger to calm pleas for silence.
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Individuals in this generation are generally more optimistic, more diverse, and much more expressive (think Social Media) than older generations (US Chamber Foundation).
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Hip movements are a key feature of female movements, and the more feminine you are, the larger and more expressive your hip movements.
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"We want to make it more fun and more expressive so you can get across what you're trying to get across," he says.
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"We've turned a corner and become a new people – more expressive, not afraid any more," he told Reuters during a visit to Johannesburg.
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In some ways it's a continuation of the dichotomy between representational and abstract art—it eschews immediate recognition for a more expressive quality.
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You see Sonequa Martin-Green being much more expressive in reactions to potentially catastrophic events, like Saru's death/not death and Tilly's kidnapping.
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The cushion blush imprints a pigmented heart onto your face, which you could blend out or leave as is if you're feeling more expressive.
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Now that the simple, utilitarian look has run its course, companies and branding agencies are turning to fonts with a more expressive, human feel.
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Looking up at Trico gives you an unparalleled sense of its sheer size, and its face is even more expressive when viewed up close.
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"We're always exploring what we can do with the tweet and how we can make it better and make it more expressive," he said.
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But if the bride goes conservative during the ceremony at St. George's Chapel, she will likely be more expressive during the reception that follows.
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" When they were reinvented in 2005 to have a bigger, more expressive face and voice recognition capabilities, they went by "Your emoto-tronic friend.
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Twitter said today that it has started testing 2280-character tweets, doubling the previous character limit, in an effort to help users be more expressive.
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The profiles on the app have always been slightly more expressive than those of other dating apps, allowing users to post multiple pictures, interests etc.
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Colman, who just won an Oscar as the rather more expressive Queen Anne in "The Favourite," is more restrained than Foy, but no less spectacular.
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About this time, baroque instruments — the harpsichord and the viola da gamba among them — evolved into instruments that had more oomph, and more expressive possibilities.
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The company said the program will soon have "a new, more natural voice" that will be more "expressive" than the robotic lilt it currently has.
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"For developers, Fluent Design is built to help you create more expressive and engaging apps that work across a wide range of device and input diversity."
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For instance, the AI characters are now more expressive, with more animation, making it easier to judge their mood and mindset just by looking at them.
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Real humans are more expressive, naturally, but this little face with its creepily realistic eyes plunged deeply into the uncanny valley and nearly climbed the far side.
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These in-game dances will already be familiar to football fans, with many of Fortnite&aposs more expressive and popular emotes having been used as goal celebrations.
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But through a combination of great writing and acting, as well as much more expressive characters thanks to the game's enhanced graphics, the story transcends its formula.
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Instead of going the fine-art route of painting and drawing technique, he found a more expressive way of letting his childhood vision come through his art.
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The dogs were found to be much more expressive when the woman was facing them, and stuck out their tongues and barked more when they got attention.
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Though some of us are more expressive than others, it can sometimes feel more productive to try and stop ourselves from crying or to compartmentalize our feelings.
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Nowhere is this transportive sense of mood and place more expressive than in his reworks of the Nu Groove tapes, Back on Track, a 2011 release on Needwant.
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The idea was to get wines a cut or two above the mass-market malbecs in an effort to examine wines intended to be more expressive of place.
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In this way, Boys Will Be Boys emphasizes a more expressive and emotional view of manhood, promoting a new vision for masculinity, one that is not strictly heteronormative.
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They are natural pure ideas you are not forcing yourself to think of and so are usually the better, more expressive ones as your mind is more relaxed.
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This is not a wine that will evolve for years — Closel makes other cuvées for longer aging — but with time it will become more expressive and less hesitant.
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His songwriting took a more expressive turn: It could be surrealist—take the line "lipstick-colored smiles ash into my hands," for instance—and it was often political.
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Still, it's a big bummer that you can't buy a more expressive smartphone from Apple while still enjoying the best specs and hardware its flagship line has to offer.
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The dancers plaster on cheesy smiles so as to not steal the scene from Nick (Jake Johnson) and Schmidt (Max Greenfield), but proper Bollywood tends to be more expressive.
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It learns from your interactions over time to make conversations easier, more expressive, and more productive, so you don't have to type as much to get your point across.
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"The more expressive ways of working with 3D came only about two years ago—at the moment I was in art school and not really enjoying myself," he says.
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Baldwin tells The New York Times that he gets into character in seven minutes and that those minutes include applying Clinique Stay-Matte powder in honey and more expressive eyebrows.
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Pinball is a fitting culmination for this program, which documents the growth of an artist striving to conjure ever more expressive forms and access a more plastic representation of time.
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Even the monstrous Hulk works okay in CGI; the clarity of his features makes them more expressive and sympathetic, which is good since viewers are supposed to sympathize with him.
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James is customarily good -- and pained -- striking out on his own, and has nice chemistry with Dillahunt, a cowboy type who provides a more expressive counterweight to his clenched persona.
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Most of these companies focus on one of two goals: making the act of producing music accessible to non-musicians, or enabling musicians to have more expressive control while performing.
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The dogs were much more expressive when the person was paying attention, but food didn't seem to make a difference, according to the study, published Thursday in the journal Scientific Reports.
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It seems as if Hispanics have a more expressive rating style, which means they are more inclined to use the word "severe" as opposed to "moderate" or "mild" to describe their pain.
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To that end, our site has been updated, including a new logo, an improved look and feel, as well as a more expressive font in line with moving us forward into the future.
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Cilic, 28, is more likely to keep his shirt on if he upsets Federer, but his new coach, the former Swedish star Jonas Bjorkman, is encouraging him to be more expressive during matches.
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Also highlighted is the stoic, almost passive expression of the Lapiths in the face of adversity, which to the ancient Greeks represented civilized behavior in contrast to the more expressive and, therefore, barbaric, centaurs.
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In 2016, the league is already getting called the "No Fun League" as it cracks down on some of the more expressive, entertaining parts of the game, like touchdown celebrations and creatively designed cleats.
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But, not having that to start with makes you look at things in a very different manner, and also in some ways give you a more expressive and restraint free perspective to work from.
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Throughout an hourlong Skype interview, in which comments are tediously ferried back and forth through an interpreter, his energy and enthusiasm never flag, and his answers grow more expressive and thoughtful with each question.
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The Argonaut is a private facility, so I wasn't able to get a sense of the interior, but this is one of Kahn's more expressive buildings: it has beautiful arches with striped banding patterns.
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The composer attended a "Gruppen" performance by Mr. Rattle and wrote him a letter — which Mr. Rattle described as "incredibly generous" — approving his decision to expand the piece's tempos to make them more expressive.
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It pauses to consider what modes of communication can tell us about the working of the brain, its role in communal violence in India and whether some languages are genuinely richer, more expressive or efficient.
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Second Life avatars are known for being rather unexpressive, given the graphics technology behind it, but Sansar will have more expressive avatars—ones that will more closely mimic human interaction in the platform's "social virtual" environments.
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Siri UpgradesIn addition to visual improvements and more expressive male and female voice options, in iOS 11 Siri is getting improved translation skills, including English to Chinese, Italian, German, French, and Spanish, with more languages enroute.
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When Google's speaker is mounted, that upward-firing speaker turns into an outward-firing speaker, and it results in a big lift for its sound output, offering warmer and more expressive sound pushed out at eye-level.
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Though Duolingo memes have been floating around for a few years now, Duo's recent, more expressive redesign has lead to a wealth of edited images of the cartoon bird, uh, forcefully prodding you to continue your studies.
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"I am certainly a better programmer and game designer than I am a writer, so this is a much more expressive medium for me personally, but well-written articles can move and educate people immensely," Nasser said.
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If you want to be more expressive — besides being stared at by skateboarders for riding an electric vehicle with a singular wheel — the California-based rideable company also offers several different accessories that you can add later on.
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During the last 30 years, it has been many writers' impulse to try her on, explore the "masks," as Charyn calls them, that she wore in her poems, and give motive to her writings through more expressive means.
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Last fall, Google took baby steps towards more expressive hardware when it released a handful of new smart speakers that were covered in a layer of soft polyester that came in white, grey, and a warm salmon hue.
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If Instagram can use its parent company's immense resources to achieve creative tool parity with Snapchat, it will dismantle one of the last things making Snapchat an obviously more expressive tool for sharing your day-to-day life.
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Key findings: The study, conducted by researchers in Britain who closely monitored dogs' facial expressions, found that dogs were much more expressive when a person was paying attention to them as opposed to when they were turned away.
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Mr. Etra and Steve Rutt created the Rutt/Etra video synthesizer, an analog device studded with knobs and dials that let a user mold video footage in real time and helped make video a more expressive art form.
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The basic story of Mowgli (newcomer Neel Sethi, who is more expressive than he is emotive) is still here: A "man-cub" raised in the jungle by a panther named Bagheera (voiced by Ben Kingsley) and a wolfpack.
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While black cases are the "bread and butter" of the business, according to Elicerio, younger customers want more expressive cases, so she coordinates with the Verizon team in Asia to design cases based on what she thinks is trending.
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I really view this as an industry-wide shift, so tools like Slack, tools like Quip, tools like Trello — there is a shift away from email towards applications that are maybe more nuanced, more expressive than what email was.
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That means it&aposs likely that more expressive, evangelical preaching styles including gospel could be making their way to the pulpit, like that of Bishop Michael Curry, whose passionate sermon about the power of love stirred up the royal wedding.
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They determined that dogs were more expressive when a human was facing them as opposed to when their bodies were turned away, and found that while food, described as a "non-social but arousing stimulus," had no impact on their behavior.
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Last month at The Wall Street Journal's tech conference I asked WhatsApp's co-founders whether they felt pressure to make an app renowned for its simplicity more complex to allow for the features that make competitors like Snapchat more expressive.
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That means that guys who self-identified as tops in the study also identified their own behavior as more masculine and tended more toward "gender-related interests"; bottoms self-identified as more expressive and as adhering to female gender roles.
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According to Mashable, a new browser extension from Reaction Packs allows Facebook users to change the six new alternatives to just liking everything from those run-of-the-mill emoji faces to something even more expressive of your personal style.
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The dancer Lydia Okrent, Ms. Valencia's friend and longtime collaborator, has followed this transformation in her work, from "mad at the audience," as she said in a telephone interview, to more expressive and self-assured, especially in her use of comedy.
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The new model will have a "crisp, more expressive" style - the result of four years of effort by Honda product planners and engineers - said the two individuals, who asked not to be named as they are not authorized to speak to the media.
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Revisiting the Parr family with today's technology has allowed Pixar to create much more expressive and realistic versions of the characters, Bird said, playing several animation tests that had updated models of the characters performing lines of dialogue from the original film.
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As Western governments became more expressive of the will of the governed, the leader of the Roman Catholic Church has been seen, by contrast, as a figure vested in bulletproof pre-modern absolutes, immune to electoral or popular pressures, accountable to God alone.
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He animated a bunch of faux-Barbie dolls that art director Emily Suvanvej (and her six-person team!) made for this Fergie video, all of whom have far more expressive faces and joints than you would ever want from a doll in real life.
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Sure, it's got LCD eyes that make it appear to be far more expressive, but the stories and other content that Teddy Ruxpin can share with kids are locked to an app, which means you sadly can't make Teddy sing along with whatever you'd like.
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"GIPHY and imoji, GIFs and stickers, it's all working towards the same goal; making our conversations more rich, more expressive, through easy to use and incredibly fun animation," said Stein, COO, in an email sent to us confirming some of the details of the deal.
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An interesting phenomenon will develop around animoji, as people will be able to deliver much more expressive messages than before: they'll be able to wink, wiggle their eyebrows, make frowny faces, and nod their heads with approval while delivering what's essentially a sound message.
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The company showed off some footage from the film earlier this year at D23, and at the event, director Brad Bird said that advances in animation technology since 2004 has allowed them to revisit the characters, making them more realistic and making them more expressive.
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The animal in question is a female dachshund, with a sleek chestnut coat and a purposeful trot, plus the indefinable air that dachshunds have of being both highly perplexed by something (no breed has more expressive eyebrows) and determined to keep that something to themselves.
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All of these qualities were even more expressive in the Benanti, which seemed bright, fresh and almost nervous with flavors of tart cherries and herbs, an earthy, yes, bloody iron edge and that finishing twist of fruit and bitterness, setting up the mouth for another sip.
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But to put players at a disadvantage—to make it more difficult for us to see what's going on, to navigate our surroundings, to fight enemies—for the sake of a different, more expressive camera angle represents a conceptual step forward in how video games are "shot".
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They aren't going to get it, but Facebook announced last year that it's been working on a way to make the Like button more expressive: it's adding in a number of other options — love, haha, wow, sad, and angry — which you'll be able to press in addition to Like.
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At the beginning of the show, wall text explains that Delacroix broke with the traditional methods of drawing in preparation for painting, instead favoring a more expressive and impassioned attitude to composing a piece; at that point, the ratio of Delacroix to supporting artists is one-to-one.
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Now I'm more expressive, and talking about all the things that I haven't been able to talk about — from family turbulence, to feeling confined, in a sense, throughout my career, and only now being able to say, 'I'm glad I went through it, but that isn't for me now anymore.
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And I want Tweets to be more expressive and I'm excited, I don't know all the stuff that they're developing there but I feel like 140 characters is just the beginning and I love that my timeline has — KS: Yeah, look at what's going on in China and everywhere. Yeah.
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But although it was the song Mr. Groban learned first and knew best, it was also the one that required the most work, because Ms. Chavkin wanted him to shed what he called the "performance vanity" of the elegant concert rendition and replace it with a more expressive stage version.
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The original Stylophone limited musicians to tapping out crude beats, but the GenR-8's touch-sensitive keyboard can be modified using glide and modulation keys for more expressive and nuanced performances, while a built-in, eight-bank, 16-step sequencer allows for complete songs to be produced right on the device.
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Sometimes the pursuit of a motif results in a drawing's verso being even more fascinating than its world-famous recto, as in "Female Figure Seen in Bust-Length from the Front (Cleopatra)" from the Casa Buonarroti in Florence, which has a sketchier but even more expressive version of a woman's head on the back.
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This was the period when Scully's paintings pushed forward his many early attempts to retain a vivid and exaggerated dynamic edge, when his coy and brilliant hedonism found its écriture, and when earthy bands of color became wider and more expressive as if to protrude into a deeper tonality through his pulsating, gestural applications.
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Studies conducted over the last few decades have already linked women's self-silencing to irritable bowel syndrome, depression, increased sensitivity to rejection, and even increased risk of death (I know!), the latter in a longitudinal study that observed married women over a 10-year span and pegged their rate of mortality as four times higher than their more expressive peers.
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The headset has a 2,880 x 1,600 resolution (1,440 x 1,600 per eye) and the built-in eye-tracking has the potential to do things other VR headsets can't, like "create more expressive avatars for immersive virtual interactions in meeting and collaboration tools" and "capture real-time user feedback through heat mapping and gaze tracking to gain insight into user behavior and decision processes," according to HTC.
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The book's strength lies in its grasp of Japan's cultural history: the dominant literary figures; the political currents that drew the young Kurosawa into the proletarian art movement; the country's rightward shift in a militaristic direction; and the war years, when Kurosawa began directing under heavy censorship, keeping his head down, followed by the American occupation and a chance to make more expressive films.
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Photos introduces new features to help you rediscover and share the photos in your library, Memoji—a new, more customizable Animoji—make Messages more expressive and fun, Screen Time helps you and your family understand and make the most of the time spent on devices, Siri Shortcuts deliver a faster way to get things done with the ability for any app to work with Siri, augmented reality becomes even more engaging with the ability for developers to create shared AR experiences, and new privacy features help protect you from being tracked on the web.
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