This mouth over gesticulates, engorged with the delusion of its own importance.
|
|
Her body language is defiant, she gesticulates wildly as she interrogates him.
|
|
He gesticulates with his hands, one of which is still gripping the sharp, pointy sword.
|
|
In life, he gesticulates a lot with his hands — not a characteristic shown by his clone.
|
|
"It's rosé, I'm keeping it classy" says a man as he gesticulates toward his sunset-colored beverage.
|
|
A short, bespectacled comic with a nasal snap in his voice, he gesticulates little and smiles warmly.
|
|
In person, Missoni gesticulates grandly as she converses — a trait often perceived as a national Italian characteristic.
|
|
Fraser herself uses humor to soften her critical perspective, as she gesticulates, manspreads, and comically deepens her voice.
|
|
Where Obama is professorial, cool and slow to anger, Sanders yells and gesticulates his way through debates and speeches.
|
|
Cover image: Donald Trump gesticulates as he speaks during a rally in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, U.S., on Thursday, Aug.
|
|
That could be a combination of me being someone who gesticulates a lot, or just longer test runs and distances.
|
|
AS HE gesticulates on the rooftop terrace of the new Kimpton Hotel, Dennis Klein, a retired property developer, is visibly proud.
|
|
" The officer can then be seen talking to the man who gesticulates back and tells him to "shut the f*** up.
|
|
The owner of the flower store gesticulates and rolls his eyes at a dog messing up the sidewalk just outside his door.
|
|
There's no revelation that can do that when [gesticulates wildly to everything that has happened and been revealed since 2015] was not enough.
|
|
There's no revelation that can do that when [gesticulates wildly to literally everything that has happened and been revealed since 2015] was not enough.
|
|
He thanks every person after they ask him a question, and he gesticulates when speaking, as if he's about to unveil a new iPhone.
|
|
We sat down with Cyrus, a man who gesticulates with enough energy to power a small village, at a London bookshop cafe to find out more.
|
|
TANG DONGHUA, a wiry 47-year-old farmer wearing a Greenpeace T-shirt, smokes a cigarette and gesticulates towards his paddy fields in the hills of southern Hunan province.
|
|
She's sitting on a couch, the ends of her dreads adorned with clear chandeliers strung together like beads on a necklace, clinking against each other as she gesticulates or laughs.
|
|
And when Spree fully commits to the idea that Kurt's murders are a microcosm of... *film gesticulates wildly at social media*, it doesn't have enough time to make its case.
|
|
Wang regularly mocks India throughout the segment, which then cuts to the "Indian" man, who gesticulates widely while reciting monosyllabic lines in English in a crude Indian accent overdubbed with a laugh track.
|
|
Policemen rush in from the left, as a guy dressed in a pair of shorts and a hoodie gesticulates in their path; hundreds of people stand on the periphery, glass bottles flying in protest.
|
|
And most importantly, you want easy, crowdpleasing food that can also be eaten with one hand while the other gesticulates as you tell that really hilarious bad-date story that everyone loves again. I.e.
|
|
The next morning, national organizing director Kelley Robinson, in a session on "bringing it home," discusses how to identify the end-goal of a campaign: the target can't be the man, she gesticulates wildly, or society.
|
|
As he sat with Mr. Putin before their private meeting on Monday, Mr. Trump, who often gesticulates and jokes while making his points, seemed to keep himself uncharacteristically restrained — except for the moment he inexplicably winked in the Russian president's direction.
|
|
He feels for the people forced to live out here, their powerlessness, the anguish of not being able to provide for their children, "They need to live, they need to find work, to live in peace," he gesticulates into the rear-view mirror.
|
|
This doesn't make sense until we read the label and learn that the title is "Talking" (1979), and that the smoke trailing from the cigarette is following the movement of the otherwise unseen artist's arm as he gesticulates while conversing with an unseen guest.
|
|
For example, a woman is followed by three girls. The woman walks quickly and stumbles. She gesticulates and manages to retrieve her balance. She turns and curses the sidewalk.
|
|
The other apostle wears torn clothes. Cleopas gesticulates in a perspectively- challenging extension of arms in and out of the frame of reference. The standing groom, forehead smooth and face in darkness, appears oblivious to the event. The painting is unusual for the life-sized figures, the dark and blank background.
|
|
When a minion pins her down she sees and recognizes the box from her dream and gesticulates wildly for Riley to destroy it. When he does so, the stolen voices escape. With her voice returned, Buffy screams until the heads of The Gentlemen and their minions explode. The next day, Tara tells Willow she is special and has significant power.
|
|
Here, the dead God's fallen arm and immaculate shroud touch stone; the grieving Mary of Cleophas gesticulates to Heaven. In some ways, that was the message of Christ: God come to earth, and mankind reconciled with the heavens. As usual, even with his works of highest devotion, Caravaggio never fails to ground himself. In the center is Mary Magdalene, drying her tears with a white handkerchief, face shadowed.
|
|
Depending on the portrayal, however, he can actually be very educated, and bore the other players into leaving the stage. The preferred crowd favorite, however, is the Dottore who speaks nonsense. Il Dottore walks with his chest up, knees bent, and with a bouncy movement, taking small steps; he gesticulates with his hands and fingers, making room around him by keeping others at bay. He stands in one position and plants himself to make a point.
|
|
Bible quotes are from NIV translation Upset that Mary did not help her, she complained to Christ to which he responded: "Martha, Martha, ... you are worried and upset about many things, but only one thing is needed. Mary has chosen what is better, and it will not be taken away from her." In the painting, Christ is shown as a bearded man in a blue tunic. He gesticulates at Martha, the woman standing behind Mary, rebuking her for her frustration.
|
|
The men return to their old camp, and hunt as preparations are made for the last stage, the goorooyoonbang. A dozen men standing astride a twenty-foot pole, three or four inches in diameter, which had been prepared earlier, raise it simultaneously between their legs to knee-height, as the boy sits downcast near the fire. The pole is pointed his way, and the lead man has another on his shoulders, grimacing as he gesticulates wildly. The pole is then placed almost flush to the boy, who must look at it, and the tunnel of legs, and feints are made to thrust it into him, while obscene remarks are made.
|
|
Wilson is the only one to vote against the motion. In response, Vogler proposes and succeeds in obtaining Wilson's dismissal, but Wilson is soon reinstated thanks to Cuddy after she convinces the board that Vogler is the real threat to the hospital and his money is not worth his business-obsessed mindset. In a third- season episode, it is revealed that Wilson suffers from clinical depression and takes medication. Wilson is also seen to write with his left hand, a trait he shares with Cuddy and Foreman, but when he performs detailed medical work, such as injections or incisions, or gesticulates while speaking, appears to be right-handed in general, suggesting he may be ambidextrous.
|
|
At that time she was seen by American sculptor Katharine Lane Weems who recorded in her diary, "Her voice is surprisingly deep. She is quite slim with an excellent figure and fine features, Her skin is delicate, her hair graying slightly, she wears pince-nez and gesticulates as she becomes excited talking about music."Weems, Katharine Lane, as told to Edward Weeks, Odds Were Against Me: A Memoir, Vantage Press, New York, 1985 p.105 HMV issued two additional Boulanger records in 1938: the Piano Concerto in D by Jean Françaix, which she conducted; and the Brahms Liebeslieder Waltzes, in which she and Dinu Lipatti were the duo pianists with a vocal ensemble, and (again with Lipatti) a selection of the Brahms Waltzes, Op. 39 for piano four hands.
|
|