| Works are almost completely absorbed by the performance and are only handed down by tradition, more gesturally than orally. |
| He'd still get to keep his therapy puppet, and Mr. Gibson would still be able to deliver a gesturally and vocally persuasive performance as the man with two heads, one meat and one cloth. |
| His minimalist and idiosyncratic contemporary choreography is earthbound, gesturally limited, and repetitive. |
| Those imbrications are often gesturally sketched rather than deeply worked through. |
| The approach is gesturally simple, in just a few movements the unit is ready. |
| It felt rather too gesturally literal after a while, but it was intriguing to see Mr. Curran move with twitchy, nervy impulsion. |
