J.G.: No, I'm full of pauses, believe me.
To complement this visual stuttering, the dialogue is full of pauses, repetitions and bursts of profanity.
And the verse he writes reflects that: it's full of pauses, uncertain rhythms, slight inconsistencies.
This is a huge work of some 85 minutes, full of pauses, abrupt changes of direction and seeming non sequiturs.
His work, including the stories in "Four New Messages," is full of pauses, quick cuts and full stops.
He has a pleasant manner, but his speeches are full of pauses and catchphrases — usually echoes of things that President Bush and Condoleezza Rice have already said.
And at the root of his work is that evocative Sutherland line: idiosyncratic, unflowing, full of pauses and changes of angle, supplemented by little dashes, dots, squiggles, overlays and hatchings.
While both the way he moved his head — in jerks, like a bird, sometimes as if he had been startled by or remembered something — and the way he spoke — hesitantly, full of pauses, stutters, coughs, snorts, an unexpected deep breath here and there — suggested nervousness and unease, what he said was, by contrast, completely assured.
Her voice goes husky, full of wonder, pauses a beat.
Here, he showed that he could anchor a tense scene, full of long pauses and light on comic relief.
