| She stated that, all the formative and expressional as well as nearly all the visionary power is my friends. |
| The expressional changes of pitch, which constitute the 'melody,' or the 'inflections' of the sentences, play an important part. |
| His procedure was most carefully calculated in every respect to attain the maximum expressional power possible. |
| Yet it was these emotional, expressional women that Annabel Vyner naturally joined. |
| The expressional impulse is not satisfied by the resonance which an occasional public, however sympathetic, is able to afford. |
| It now remains for us to examine the expressional activities of these students. |
