Sentence examples for imaginative gesture from inspiring English sources
Hermann Levi, Hans Richter, and Felix Mottl followed Wagner's example of imaginative gesture and control in conducting, and Hans von Bülow epitomized the virtuoso conductors who flourished at this time.
(Like "The Immigrant," "The Lost City of Z" features one of the greatest last shots in the recent cinema and this one captures those contradictions with a majestically imaginative gesture).
Mr. Motion buttresses his approach with many pages of explanatory notes providing the historical basis for every one of his imaginative gestures.
It's the very gulf between the audiences and the plays they're watching that requires an imaginative leap, a gesture of solidarity.
Come on guys, be more imaginative!" What began as a gesture of cultural inclusion in the early millennium now feels like an inauthentic and lazy ploy to lure in the Chinese customer.
Mr. Taub's execution of Mr. Babbitt's gestures makes the imaginative connections crystal clear.
Being imaginative means using your imagination more.
The effect was derived not only from the novelty of the tale itself but also from the imaginative skill of the narrator, who often added gestures and songs and occasionally adapted a particular tale to suit a certain culture.
Mr Mendes's direction is imaginative and sure-handed right through to the final scene, when a single gesture from Ms Hall's Hermione makes you wonder whether you have seen a fairy-tale reconciliation, or something far more unsettling.Blake Robison's "The Winter's Tale" is at the Folger Elizabethan Theatre, Washington, DC, until March 8th.
At times the novel makes gestures towards key moments of history rather than creating an imaginative embodiment of these events.
Neset returned to the tenor sax for an unaccompanied improvisation, turning his imaginative virtuosity up to full power: circuitous runs resolved in quietly inquisitive gestures and he showed secure control of delicate high sounds way above the instrument's register.
