Sentence examples for gesture in which from inspiring English sources

Alvarado has a distinctive gesture in which he jabs a forefinger out of a balled-up fist.

Thus his art was primarily one of posture and gesture, in which hand movements were particularly expressive and important.

Thus the art of the pantomimus was primarily one of posture and gesture, in which hand movements were particularly expressive and important.

He has a new gesture in which he uses the left hand to grab the little finger of the right hand and tug it, hard.

The covers album is a formality in pop, the gesture in which the artist shares something of himself, the music that he loves.

And too many scores recycled a Boulezian cliché: a gesture in which an instrument rushes about for a beat or two and then comes to rest on a sustained note or trill.

It evolves in separate gestures in which rustling figures alternate with cadenzalike flights.

They were also made for the kinds of grandly nihilistic gestures in which this sharp little book abounds.

So is the black smoke, but different chemicals are shaken on top of each, as they are put in a special oven, in one of the gestures in which Vatican officials assume the aspect of alchemists.

However flexible the text might be, at the core of the play were certain theatrical gestures in which Shaffer's innate genius for communicating with an audience was plain to see.

Instead of standard realism, he favors a strategy that abstracts everyday actions and statements into theatrical gestures, in which archival footage is re-edited or re-staged, real people perform fictional scenarios based on their own lives and historical observations intermesh with contemporary narratives.