Sentence examples for a gesture which from inspiring English sources

It's like a head stroke – a gesture which shows I am in need of comfort.

Mrs Kirchner repeatedly made an open finger salute, a gesture which is synonymous to her political movement.

But the FA knows that it would be in a minority, in a gesture which would be financially disastrous because World Cup qualifying campaigns pay the Wembley overdraft.

Djokovic raised his arms in well-earned exultation after the point was won, a gesture which also gave him ample time to catch his breath.

Varela wandered off, gathering the front of his sky blue shirt into his fist, a gesture which celebrated the recording of a little victory.

At a meeting in Zagreb he even seemed to spit into Bolt's lane – a gesture which elicited amusement in the smiling Jamaican.

Is renting out your car for a few bucks an hour more analogous to a neighborly gesture (which isn't regulated) or to a car rental service (which is)?

But of course every now and again, Sir Colin would give a small gesture which would indicate a dynamic or a piece of expression that made the orchestra sound totally different.

Abolishing doli incapax is a cheap gesture which ignores a ten-year old's genuine difficulty in thinking through the long-term consequences of his actions.

Others warned that, whatever the merits, there was a political risk to a unilateral gesture, which would be rejected by the Republicans and rob the Democrats of a good issue.

Local Lib Dem MP Andrew George described the repayment of the bonus for 2012 as a "PR gesture" which was inadequate as a penalty for the failures.