The painter Marcel Janko constructed masks that, according to Ball, inspired "passionate gesture, bordering on madness".
Mary, a hugely experienced hospital worker and passionate trade unionist, gestures toward a Birmingham street heaving with workers heading home.
The variety of gestures passionate presenters use demonstrates that they're speaking from the heart because they're not consciously trying to structure specific gestures or keep their hands contained". 2. "Rubio varied his vocal tone and the pace and gestures to match the context of what he was saying.
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"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?
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.
Have you ever noticed that when people are passionate about what they're saying, their gestures automatically become more animated?
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.
