Sentence examples for charming gestures from inspiring English sources
Males and females pair up and stay together year-round, reaffirming their bond with charming gestures like feeding and grooming each other, sitting close enough to touch, and not even minding when their partner plays with their tools.
Her daughter Eve later wrote: "You forgot her gray hair, hidden under the bathing cap, and her wrinkled face in admiring the slim, supple body, the pretty white arms and the lively, charming gestures of a young girl.... Without ever openly proposing a race, she put herself in training to break the records of speed and distance held by the university teaching body".
And so while I can appreciate the qualities in Pope Francis that so many people have found immediately attractive, I would trade all the humble mannerisms and charming gestures for the promise that the Mahonys and Sodanos of the church would be consigned, once and for all, to lives of penitence and silence.
As we wait for Hadley's first report of life with Henry Conway, here's news of a charming gesture he's made.
Mr. Bauer is less good at play, but the charming final gesture in the closing trio had the effect of a brushstroke of surprising extra color.
Charming, charming, charming" by NPR.
He found her every gesture charming.
The thesis is self-dramatizing, but like many of the superambitious Tymoshenko's gestures, it is charming in its very audacity.
The two-act piece (in revival at the Music Box) tells the story of an art historian, Heidi Holland Elisabeth Mosss), who is in love with two essentially unavailable men: a gay doctor named Peter Patrone Bryce Pinkhamm, who is charming if slightly too big in his gestures) and a wheeler-dealer called Scoop Rosenbaum (Jason Biggs).
"We remain very unhappy that our manner of expressing ourselves with gestures, so noble in origin, so charming... should be unhonored and neglected still," de Jorio wrote.
The resulting artworks, originally appearing as innocuous as they do charming, give way to a complex labyrinth of gestures, allusions and emotions.
