Lieber, upstage, gathered her hair, touched her face, and the four raised their arms, their hands moving delicately in the air.
James Agee, who chronicled cotton culture in "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men," gives the rest: one must be a spy, "moving delicately among the enemy".
Moving, delicately funny and terrifically played by a cast that also includes Charlotte Parry as the boy's freethinking sister, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio as his quietly worried mother, and Michael Cumpsty as a family friend (2 40).
I did a whole set of positions, of movements, signs, like of a rainbow, which is a complicated one, where the fingers move delicately down on a diagonal, that's the sign for "rain," and then the fingers spread up wide, making a large curve, and that's the "bow".
The pads of his fingers, moving delicately over the scars, inspired complete confidence.
Sick with cancer and shingles and moving delicately, she answered the door to welcome my friend and interpreter Hyeonsuk and me into her home.
Move delicately but with purpose.
"I just think -- move delicately.
Kidman's performance is moving and delicately nuanced.
The knowing references become less frequent and she concentrates instead on crafting a moving and delicately handled dual memoir, a love letter to the man who became her real-life Rimbaud.
