Sentence examples for clear gestures from inspiring English sources

Mr. Redford has always been a magnificent underplayer, a master of small, clear gestures and soft-spoken intensity.

But Mr. Adams's clear gestures and sharp cues no doubt contributed to the clarity and suppleness of the performance.

Johnson said about 30 percent of the Nets' plays are derived from the Jazz playbook, and he said he plans to add more – all clear gestures to make Williams more comfortable and productive.

Like President Clinton last June, Mr. Schröder granted an interview to the popular Moscow radio station, Ekho Moskvy, in a clear gesture of support for freedom of the press.

In this listener's long experience with orchestras drawn from the New York freelance pool, any band, and especially a conductorless one, plays best with Ms. Sato up front, leading with clear gesture and unfailing musicality.

He extracted promises from both candidates to focus on poverty as president, and Mrs. Clinton, in a clear gesture to Mr. Edwards, said she would create a Cabinet-level "poverty czar" if she is elected president.

Over the weekend, North Korea suggested a new round of reunions in its clearest gesture of reconciliation since the sinking.

A push-pull duo by Serena Loprevite and Rocco Colonnetta, clutching and dropping plastic packets, took place on a small asphalt patio; Natalia Vallebona sat alone in a small clearing, gesturing enigmatically; Piera Pavanello skittered about on impossibly pointed high heels through giant cacti and among a slightly bemused crowd.

His beat is clear, his gestures never wasted and always wise, and he likes to press on.

The performance was underpinned by the BBCSSO, who responded to Malkki's clear, spare gestures with playing of high energy and precision.

"I thought it was a clear homophobic gesture in reaction to the chants of the crowd," he said.