Sentence examples for skillful gestures from inspiring English sources
Our heroine, Maryna, is heavy-jawed and sturdily built, too old, at 35, to be strictly beautiful, but with a diva's "skillful gestures" and "commanding gaze," which make her seem like the most gorgeous creature anyone has ever seen.
Circumstances of sound production, such as that skillful gestures generate a certain passage, or that a particularly rare wood accounts for a violin's sounds, might be aesthetically relevant in a way that outstrips the sounds, and some such features may be audible in addition to sounds.
The database is valuable to investors, Minow and Monks believe, because certain actions by business leaders offer clues about their true preoccupations and, therefore, about their companies' long-term prospects — like the "tells" that skillful poker players look for in the expressions, gestures, and nervous tics of their opponents.
Mr. Hayes particularly praised Mr. Bloomberg's sensitivity during the relatively unbombastic passage ("and the rockets' red glare …") — "he adjusted his gesture to something that was a little more flowing" — and his skillful leading of the orchestra out of the long held note at the end of "banner yet wave" and into the climactic "O'er the land of the free" measures.
Nice little symbolic gesture.
Their strikes were skillful.
A skillful artist who left behind a limited oeuvre of refined, appealing works, Taneyev now occupies a status between historical footnote and that common gesture of polite approbation, "respected pedagogue".
