It is indeed a long stretch from the sonata's first, rhapsodic gestures to the terse, impish gesticulations of the ensuing scherzo.
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Gestures of different kinds fall within this continuum and include spontaneous gesticulations, language-like gestures, pantomime, emblems, and sign language.
23.
As he " lost his temperature ", Mr . Bacciagalupe would lapse into broken Italian phrases and increasingly animated gesticulation to express his frustration.
24.
Alexander's zany, histrionic gesticulations, his black hat and flapping chest-length hair, is just right for his audience of preadolescents.
25.
The stickiness includes much gesticulation, wringing of hands, bounding here and there and _ an old comedy standby _ hiding an intruder in the bedroom.
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People massed in every open space, raising legs and arms in the languid gesticulations of the ancient meditative form, while others briskly negotiated the streets.
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The southern accents were mostly credible, although the director, Charles Newell, might have curbed Catherine Malfitano's feverish gesticulation in the title role.
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In the English-speaking world, imitations of Hitler are always visual, consisting of the mustache, the swath of black hair, and furious gesticulations.
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The dockworkers pay him and his gesticulations very little mind, noting only that he speaks much of " bloom " and " blood ."
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Determined to finish, however, he gathered his trousers together with one hand, confining his gesticulations to the other, and in that attitude finished his sermon.
