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Nor is it the Brightonian nonconformist attitude or love of a theatrical gesture, deep-rooted though that is.

Shifts of gaze and small gestures conveyed deep emotions.

There is no apparent attempt to imbue her little paintings with intense gestures or deep perspectives.

But the music on "Vagarosa," full of spaced-apart dub grooves and small gestures with deep echoes, lays wide open, and Céu's band did it justice onstage.

The aesthetic is a bit ecclesiastical, with the sort of high church decorative gestures -- deep-toned velvets and scrolled ironwork -- you won't find in the church downstairs.

Mr. Clinton threw back his head in a gesture of deep pleasure and said, "I'm still in one piece, though grayer and a lot more jagged".

This mantra simply serves as a gesture of deep respect towards beings they believe are more spiritually advanced and to remind followers of Jainism of their ultimate goal, moksha.

"Next time," Townshend said, leaning in close and making an upward stabbing gesture, "go deeper and give him some brain cells!" He laughed and strode off.

The gesture of deep-throating a knife, where you're not sure whether I'm taking it in or out, is how I feel about singing: it's not a comfortable place, it's taking a risk".

Going out with things cut down to here [she gestures at somewhere deep in her still-fabulous cleavage] and bosoms pushed up under my neck here..

Radiohead fans may have been hankering for big rock anthems like "Airbag" and "Street Spirit," but Yorke had turned away from large musical gestures and gone deep into finely articulated rhythm and texture.