gesturally

“She is undoubtedly quite good, " said the free woman, -but many of her lines, I think, could have been better handled, or at least differently handled, particularly in this form of farce, more broadly, both verbally and gesturally.”

Fictionaut: Cinnamon Roll

“He moves in a curious manner, as if in a dark room, only more slowly and gesturally.”

Simon & Schuster: THE BODY ARTIST

“It will be heavily gesturally driven (yes, even more so than the iPhone), and have far more precise sensing than the current iPhone screen.”

Cult of Mac

“What happens among the five women in "Serenade" - characteristic of the whole ballet - is an image of sisterhood, with women gesturally linking hands (and the outer women offering their hands outward as if to women who are yet to come).”

NYT > Home Page

“The extreme polish of her songs notwithstanding, Luz Rios is gesturally a rock singer, full of muscle and grit, a Mexican Ann Wilson, and she tends toward the sort of brassy, guitar-heavy ballads that were popular in the 1980s.”

NYT > Home Page

“Minority Report, whose characters performed forensic analysis using massive, gesturally driven displays.”

doggdot.us

“The idea is to grab one, or two, or twenty of these ready-to-use boxes, running PCs with your choice of OS, and go to town with gesturally-controlled on-screen visuals.”

unalog