Sentence examples for amiable gestures from inspiring English sources
But Gabriel becomes increasingly distracted by past memories and his amiable gestures start to appear contrived; generosity evolves into cruel affectation.
He explains to her that a successful pocket-picking depends on keeping the victim's attention away from the vulnerable point, by means of the gift of gab, an amiable gesture, and the beam of a riveting gaze: "You get that focus, you take whatever you want".
While most Arab countries aren't exactly dominate forces in international football, it is an amiable gesture to a culture that often feels disenfranchised by its Western neighbors.
M. Dior came over with his dresses and was generally credited with having made a very amiable Anglo-French gesture, as the proceeds from the event are to go toward the founding of a museum of costumes in London, which has never had a ything of the kind.
Still, the amiable lads seem to be gesturing toward trendy punk-disco these days, which isn't a bad move.
Few games expand their gesture sets beyond taunts, and even fewer provide amiable collaborative ventures.
The Cuarteto Latinoamericano offered Villa-Lobos's Seventh Quartet, Revueltas's thoroughly amiable Fourth and Osvaldo Golijov's passionate "Yiddishbuk," as well as, in a nice gesture of reverse boundary crossing, Steven Stucky's recent "Nell' ombra, nella luce".
Premier Dunstan, with whom Hall had never had amiable relations, crossed the floor of the house and shook Hall's hand in a gesture of solidarity.
Pragmatic and amiable, perhaps.
