body language
Noun
Meaning
communication via the movements or attitudes of the body
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Action is very well choreographed, characters look distinct, even little details like body language and certain physical character quirks are firmly unique to this anime.
A body language expert unpacked the Cambridges’ body language during the chat, as they were very engaged, smiling, and laughing while they thanked the teachers and interacted with the students.
As the debate ended and analysts attempted to retrieve their socks which had been blown off by the 90-minute quarrel between septuagenarians, armchair experts began to analyse the candidates' wives' body language.
As someone who grew up with three autistic cousins, I recognized a lot of the body language Yanin used that’s prevalent amongst people with autism.
Augmentative and alternative communication methods, such as pointing, body language, objects, or pictures, are often used to help with communication. citation Behavioral issues and mental illness are typically managed with counseling or medications.
But it's not just Savage's body language that suggests deception.