In terms of evolution, it emerged first for processing faces and facial expressions, and therefore, should have been part of primitive language involving rhythm and gestures before becoming part of oral language.
Maldoom has adroitly stripped his vocabulary back to expressive basics of rhythm and gesture, and he shows a kind of genius in getting the young people to work together en masse.
The liveliness, sincerity, and immediacy of the Duplass brothers' film is reflected in their zooms, which help to punctuate to bring rhythm and gesture to the flow of time they capture.
The resource includes the text of two urban legends and one poem which pupils can read aloud in order to practise their pronunciation, pace, tone, rhythm and gesture when speaking in public.
Despite its identifiable techniques, Berkeley's cinematic style is inimitable; it depends as much on grace and tone, rhythm and gesture, as does the art of the performers he filmed.
In the commercial, Steinbrenner's voice is lightly inflected with David's staccato, slightly manic rhythms, and his gestures are exaggerated, as they were in "Seinfeld".
It was performed here in a vivid arrangement by David Lang that illuminated moods with gentle melodies, eerie beats, propulsive rhythms and slashing gestures.
He imitates an art historian's solemnly portentous speech rhythms and he gestures gracefully toward pictures on the screen, which include images of ancient artworks, tabloid front pages and gay pornography.
And the Times thought it was "worth noting" that Mr. Minhaj used "language, rhythms and hand gestures popularized by black rappers" and wondered whether "appropriating from one world while trying to secure a place in another" meant Mr. Minhaj had not "found his identity at all".
