My conversation is all preoccupied pauses and hesitations, a soft fluttering of ums and ahs.
On that disc, Fournier's soft, fluttering brushwork, subtle accents and pursuit of Jamal's wilful muse testify to what a modestly formidable performer Fournier was.
Mr. Braxton stayed fully engaged, rocking as he played, nodding to his internal sense of the music's motion; he played soft, fluttering patterns and loud alarms.
And I suppose it was carried on by the Jordanaires, backing singers for Elvis Presley on tracks such as (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear and I Want You, I Need You, I Love You, and by the girl groups of the 60s – the soft fluttering of the Dixie Cups and the Chiffons, and the divine "mm-mm-mming" of the Shangri-Las on Leader of the Pack.
"The irony is that I felt done," he said, as a soft breeze fluttered the remaining leaves outside.
As the oldest ballet still in circulation, it asks for soft arms, fluttering toes, and an overall sense of thistledown drift, as if every move were mediated by woodland mist.
However, with the advent of larger turbines fitted with relatively softer blades, classical flutter may become a more important design consideration.
Elsewhere, a 73-year-old man, sitting on the promenade of Hollywood Beach as a soft evening breeze fluttered the palm fronds on Thanksgiving Day, said: "I'm more angry at AARP than at Congress because they are supposed to support us.
There are sampled voices from movies, TV, poetry readings and The Simpsons, which scream obscenities, fight, joke, gently reminisce or trill through Disney's Pinocchio while Bourne's accompanying, interrogating piano thunders like an avalanche, drifts into Gershwinesque chords, flutters in soft, circling high ostinatos or hurtles through free-jazzy runs.
A well-described sclerotherapy agent, Sotradecol, is injected into the soft palate to reduce/eliminate palatal flutter snoring.
Andrew Smith could not get the ball in the rim, but it fluttered to Howard, soft hands, gentle veneer, but all purpose underneath.
