His 50 or so symphonies lack the passionate gestures of the Berliners' but are finely wrought and sophisticated in melody and orchestration.
Mary, a hugely experienced hospital worker and passionate trade unionist, gestures toward a Birmingham street heaving with workers heading home.
Get passionate about passion.
Poppy goes to a flamenco class and faces, with a group of women, a fierce teacher (Karina Fernandez), from Spain, who has erect posture and passionate control of the sculpted gesture — she embodies the very principle of order, purpose, and dignity that Poppy neglects.
"Les Adieux" was given to big interpretive gestures and a passionate recklessness in the quick passages that either swept the music forward or let it descend into impressionistic blurs.
His love of the subject is evident in his passionate words and frequent hand gestures, after his 12-year sojourn from idea to publication.
If you're passionate about something, do your gestures communicate this?
The Cuarteto Latinoamericano offered Villa-Lobos's Seventh Quartet, Revueltas's thoroughly amiable Fourth and Osvaldo Golijov's passionate "Yiddishbuk," as well as, in a nice gesture of reverse boundary crossing, Steven Stucky's recent "Nell' ombra, nella luce".
Tone of voice, eye contact, gestures, clarity of speech and a passionate commitment to what one is saying all contribute to whether the lawyer can convince the jury that his or her point of view is the one to support.
Mr. Vogt's magnified gestures seemed not merely expansive but also passionate, and Mr. Gilbert's orchestral support matched them.
