Sentence examples for confident gesture from inspiring English sources

The cut is a more confident gesture — until it reaches the top, where it dissolves into a band of windows.

He set me on my feet and gave me a confident gesture with his hand indicating that he had always been just as close, waiting for me to surrender, but that he would never let me fall.

But just as she was about to put her arm around her mother, Dorothy drew herself up, somehow guided back to herself by her daughter's confident gesture and voice, and started forward on her own.

It was an extremely confident gesture, something that belonged to the Oscars, not the very British, downbeat award, whose winners often act like they do not want the award at all.

Holy Fire is unlikely to provoke mass shirt-removal and pint-waving at closing time, but it's a bold and confident gesture, exactly the kind of record "credible" bands make when they fancy playing their festival slots when it's getting dark, instead of in the middle of the afternoon.

Even if you don't feel confident, use confident gestures and tones.

"In what way?" "Well, in a confident kind of gesture... Is this going to be in the paper?" "Hopefully," she says.

It is a glitteringly confident narrative pattern, gesturing at the globalised, historical forces that govern individual lives; in some ways it is like a very, very much better version of Alejandro González Iñárritu's mediocre film Babel - there is some similar business with a handgun - but not as schematic and superficial.

Often times, women undermine themselves by making themselves look "little" through their posture and mannerisms as opposed to exuding confident postures and gestures.

The student should adopt a stable and confident posture, make appropriate gestures, avoid being fidgety and establish eye contact during the presentation.

Mr. Salonen encourages his players to treat each gesture with maximum expressiveness, confident that he can move forward consistently through so many diverse incidents.