Sentence examples for and the gesture of from inspiring English sources

By using the MTM semantics as the motion command and applying simple rules for locomotion, the upper and lower limb motions and the gesture of a DHM can be generated automatically.

THEN she leaned forward and put her hands on my knee and made the gesture of taking chopsticks from bowl to mouth.

"It's been extremely humbling the number of customers who have written to me to thank me for being honest and for the gesture of goodwill".

Asked what exactly the concept of albatross meant to him, Cone put his hands to his neck and made the gesture of removing a heavy weight.

He was widely applauded as the first national leader to do this and for the gesture of inclusion that his use of an Australian language embodies.

Alex appears to attempt one further elicitation of the reason why the night out was difficult, saying "because…" (line 25) and repeating the gesture of touching his ear that was seen in line 17, but Graham is unable to respond.

In fast-forward mode, he caricatures the voices and the gestures of the characters and recounts most of the plot.

Over the years, it kept the promise of its prospectus: "To see life; to see the world; to witness great events; to watch the faces of the poor and the gestures of the proud; to see strange things......

After the debt to the second Viennese School in the De Raaff and the gestures of late romanticism in Jeths's music, the tribute to Sibelius in Klas Torstensson's Fastlandet, however deeply felt, was even more self-conscious.

It already had functionality very different from any other social network at the time; you could draw on top of photos, content disappeared, and the gestures of swiping up, down and to the side were relatively new.

It had the compression, the succinctness of form and force, that the gesture of an older dancer can sometimes have.