It will be interesting to see whether this idea, or other similarly loud gestures of American impatience, become a feature of Mr Gore's run for the White House.
With dark specs and a serious manner, he does not indulge in loud gestures or noisy greetings either, but a senior executive at UKTV describes him as "accessible, impressively intelligent, easy to talk to".
Comic books by Alan Moore or Charles Burns lead you inward: street art all too often just makes its loud gesture to be seen, not to reach anyone's soul.
Soon the lesser deities taunted the World-Father with loud, rude gestures, forcing him to retreat into the great melancholy wood-paneled silence of his Heavenly Den, where he sat slumped and lonely among old magazines and scattered pieces of solar systems.
One German waitress, describing her favorite dishes, punctuates each recommendation with a loud "muah" gesture, her fingers pulled in a flourish from her lips.
As he spoke his voice grew louder, his gestures more violent, as if he were arguing with someone who refused to be convinced.
In this trick, for it to be convincing, it's a good idea to count out loud and gesture with your other hand.
Richards called out, "Louder!" and gestured toward the control booth, pointing up with his middle finger.
Others want loud noises, manic gestures, and everything handed to you on a plate.
Chimps use louder calls and gestures for long-distance communication (such as drumming on tree buttresses) and quieter calls and facial expressions for short-distance communication.
In exclaiming devotion to her banished Posthumus or keeping the repulsive Cloten at arm's length, either Jane Arnfield's Imogen is a drama queen or the actress is deteriminedly overacting; it's hard to imagine a performance with a greater multitude of arm gestures, louder body language, more strenuous exercise of facial muscles or less modulated line readings.
