Sentence examples for by the gestures of from inspiring English sources

And Hodges says he has been overwhelmed by the gestures of goodwill that the club have seen over the past few weeks as their plight has become more desperate.

One is struck by the gesture of reckless, direct, melodramatic confrontation.

Resignation exudes from the sitter's face, her anxiety subtly betrayed by the gesture of the hand that nervously clutches the veil.

I'm still a little confused by the gesture of "A Love Supreme" -- in a quartet with the same instrumentation, even -- on the new album.

The buddha of the south was Ratnasambhava, the Jewel-Born, who represents the Buddha's selfless giving, indicated by the gesture of giving gifts right hand open, pointing outward and downward.

Democratic Congressional leaders have said that they want to help the automakers and that they were heartened by the gesture of contrition that the executives made by driving to Washington — rather than flying on corporate jets, as they did two weeks ago — and by the more comprehensive plans submitted by the companies.

Picasso's original, the horse has no harness or lead, and the boy seems to be guiding him only by the gesture of his hand.

Two dust themselves off, freeze and are then called back into action by the flowing gestures of the third.

It's a bit like being greeted by a matador: the gesture of respect is genuine, but we all know what happens to the bull.

By September 2015, even the gesture of a retail stop at a tailgate outside an Iowa v Iowa State football game turned into a mob scene.

Comforted as I was by the interest in my predicament and by the generous gestures of support, there were also times when I felt uneasy about finding myself caught between my country and the rest of the world.