Sentence examples for a sudden gesture from inspiring English sources
Then a mysterious, dark-clad figure makes a sudden gesture and the backdrop vanishes, revealing a sombre marbled hall.
And then, in a sudden gesture, Jim takes back the unfinished cigarette, unthinkingly sticks it in his own mouth and returns to the war.
But much else suggested that the growing threat of war with the United States may have spurred what is undoubtedly the most punitive government in the Arab world toward a sudden gesture of magnanimity.
So I wouldnt make any sudden gestures or sharp movements, but rather Id almost move in slow motion, making my movements very gentle, with no power attached to them.
We were told not to make any sudden gestures.
Until he makes a sudden, unconvincing gesture of nobility, he registers as a spoiled brat who imagines that his father's connections can solve any problem.
At the piano (his own Steinway, amended by the technicians, Fabbrini), he sits almost motionless, hands neatly close to the keyboard until a sudden explosive gesture makes him toss one, or both, full stretch above his head.
The tango's juxtaposition of sudden gesture, balanced grace and imperturbable dignity possesses a life force, and Piazzolla, who died in 1992, neither photocopies the original nor weakens it with high-art cleverness.
Talk in a soft voice, don't make sudden gestures and don't shout.
From the start of his opening number, the Toccata in F, he pushed Bach toward the surreally joyous and even otherworldly, emphasizing a dazzling range of colors and violent, sudden gestures.
The seemingly improvised dialogue and unblocked staging lends emotional weight to their fleeting glances and sudden gestures, and such moments as a brief, inspired, tender streetside dance blossom exquisitely in real time.
