Sentence examples for larger gestures from inspiring English sources

Absence of the larger gestures.

But larger rooms call for larger gestures, and the xx has begun, tentatively, to make them.

Little cells of tightly confined pitches knock about with others, grow into larger gestures and then cut loose into skittish flights.

56b), more frequently heard in its orchestral version, may have lost its variety of coloration in the translation to two pianos, yet it often seemed as if the smaller scale of the keyboard version allowed for larger gestures.

They are great flatterers and great soothers; you can turn to them at times of emotional distress, and they will not only act comprehending but also be ready to rush over and stroke your hair, working their way up to larger gestures of consolation.

We predicted that the two groups that used gross body movements during learning to create vectors and other representations would do better on the assessment methodology that facilitated larger gestures and movements.

Could it be that some larger gesture of mourning is fitfully at work in Butler's parade of grotesque Americana?

He was a man of large gestures.

Englishness is tricky to define, not least because it tends to shun large gestures and rhetorical flourishes.

She had a startling expressive variety - quick and playful in her lightest moves, grand and resonating in her large gestures.

In every work they played, both large gestures and fine nuances were carefully calibrated and executed with unanimity and precision.