Sentence examples for a master of gestures from inspiring English sources

He's a master of gestures and voices, a virtuoso of impressions, a true artist of the theatre, and in "Around a Small Mountain," Rivette makes extraordinary and unusual use of his talents.

He was a master of gesture, the ever-perplexed modern man.

Mr. Redford has always been a magnificent underplayer, a master of small, clear gestures and soft-spoken intensity.

He is still a master of grimaces and gestures and universal body language that any New Yorker can recognize, but he has become a great competitor.

One of the more underrated saxophonists in jazz, Mr. Anderson is a master of the subtle gesture, the quiet manipulation of phrasing and tone.

Mr. Christy was a master of the grand gesture, of rollicking song and dance, and Mr. Middleton is a grandiose reincarnation".

The inspectors clearly felt so, but it was when they had retired to an office to confer that Krzysztof, a master of the spontaneous gesture, delivered the coup de grace.

He was a master of the grand gesture and the aching lyrical utterance, and listeners sensed that his scrappy music, however formidable, was honest and important as well as oddly alluring.

As ever, he was a master of the small gesture -- as well as others with epochal importance.

St Francis of Assisi, whose name Pope Francis has adopted, was a master of simple, powerful popular gestures: he invented the Christmas crib and reputedly preached a sermon to the birds.

Mr. Nelson, 77, has long been among the least labored of performers, a master of the meaningful half-gesture and the deceptively casual confession.