expresser

But before developing into a professional expresser of music as an art form, Schnebel underwent vigorous studies in various fields.

Showing anger during a negotiation may increase the ability of the anger expresser to succeed in negotiation.

GSP was linked with classic athletes of the capital and became the expresser (spirit) of the track and field.

The Madrasas, the primary education centres of the empire, had staunchly religious doctrines and acted as an expresser of the contemporary Muslim world view.

All his life he had been an explainer, an expresser, a describer; a transformer, an instrument through which events passed and became meaningful: became reasons, programs, notions.

Judges gave the best speaker award to Sandyha Surt and the best expresser of thanks to Emma Gaunt, both of the Queen Elizabeth College.

Tiedens, known for her studies of anger, claimed that expression of feelings would cause a powerful influence not only on the perception of the expresser but also on his power position in the society.

The fact that after the notification of the expression the expresser dies, or becomes unable to make juridical acts, or is limited in capacity to make juridical acts, shall not null the expression of intent.