Sentence examples for benign gesture from inspiring English sources
In three words Schappell exposes a woman aggrieved, distrusting and resentful, predisposed to reading ulterior motives into the most benign gesture.
"For these [host] countries it's a relatively benign gesture because these deposed leaders must no longer lead an active political life.
Kim Kardashian received the same treatment when she directed a benign public gesture of affection Bieber's way.
Quiet, benign, his gestures small but eloquent, he barely talks except about the music.
Her delightful small gestures, vulnerability and benign silliness can get overlooked.
The composer reveled in the company of his rough neighbors at Torre del Lago, but in dress and gesture there is the benign imperiousness of a man who has made good and knows it.
The Heavy Handed works are large-scale sculptures made of steel that resemble block-like human hands, making gestures ranging from the benign to the profane.
He may be benign, but he has a mercurial wit, a cartoonist's eye for the telling gesture, a spiky morality, a gleeful touch of anarchy.
Stillness or motion; gesture or rhythm; legato or staccato; left or right; open or closed; aggressive or benign — these and other oppositions became thrilling in Ms. Sarukkai's extraordinarily long solos.
