Sentence examples for by dramatic gestures in from inspiring English sources

Lindsay recited his poetry in a highly rhythmic and syncopated manner that was accompanied by dramatic gestures in an attempt to achieve contact with his audience.

Matthew Neenan, like Ms. Levine a La Guardia graduate, mixed bouncy pure movement with sophisticated physical wit and fleeting dramatic gestures in "Marsalis," performed to music by J. F. Fasch and Telemann recorded by Wynton Marsalis.

Benedict, a former professor, is a pope who cultivates words more than dramatic gestures — in contrast to his predecessor, Pope John Paul II.

His dramatic resignation shouldn't have come as a surprise to his peers — Bates isn't exactly a stranger to making dramatic gestures in furtherance of his values.

The dramatic gesture in cricket-mad India did not wholly end the opposition to the seed but it was dented.

Given the distinct possibility that the opposition Kuomintang (KMT) will reclaim Taiwan's presidency in 2008, Mr Chen might feel tempted to risk a dramatic gesture in order to rally support for his party.But as Mr Chen noted this week, any constitutional reform would, under rules introduced last year, require approval by three-quarters of the legislature as well as a referendum.

President Barack Obama's most dramatic gesture in this direction was convening the Bowles-Simpson debt reduction commission in February 2010, long before Democrats lost control of the House of Representatives.

The days of dramatic gestures by boy heroes are long over.

By skillfully mixing dance steps and dramatic gestures, Mr. Hidalgo revealed similarities between flamenco and bullfighting.

The western, with its open ranges and life-and-death territorial squabbles, was always going to have the edge in terms of grand dramatic gestures.

Fomenko does not go in for such obvious dramatic gestures as Blokhin.