Sentence examples for fluid gestures from inspiring English sources

It looked nothing like any architectural plan I'd ever seen, with fluid gestures and dense lines.

Although he's a typical computer-generated mild marvel, with fluid gestures and a believable physiognomy, Paul proves the weak link.

PART of what makes Christopher Rouse's music so much fun is that beneath its veneer of fluid gestures and brilliant orchestration lies a subversive and sometimes perverse sense of humor.

In the opening movement of Mozart's Symphony No. 31 ("Paris"), he traced the phrasing and dynamic contours of the string and woodwind lines with the same fluid gestures he uses when directing singers from the pit.

The group's clear, pointedly off-beat accents even ferret out latent tango possibilities in "Tico Tico" and "Besame Mucho". The beat, from piano and accordion rather than percussion, is accentuated to evoke snappy body moves rather than the plush, fluid gestures of, say, Julio Iglesias.

The last time I saw him with the London Symphony Orchestra, where he was chief conductor for 11 years, he achieved a miraculous communication between the fluid gestures of his baton (no other conductor has the ability to make it seem like a fully expressive limb), his musicians, and the music.

One of the opposing players moved in for the catch, an easy, fluid gesture that for some inexplicable reason brought me to tears.

"The structure is a fluid gesture inspired by the stream of traffic coursing below," he said in a statement, sounding like someone's idea of a museum curator.

Ms. Chuma's fluid, abrupt gestures became increasingly insistent, but the message remained obscure.

Rusini Sidi, Eko Supriyanto, and Astri Kusama Wardani danced with slow, fluid, vital gestures.

Herzog gave them succinct instructions; whenever he speaks, his hands make fluid, precise gestures, like those of a maestro.