Sentence examples for considered a gesture from inspiring English sources

The original decision to list the People's Mujahedeen as a terrorist organization was considered a gesture toward Iran.

Although the first lady's trip is considered a gesture of goodwill, it also appears to some critics of the Trump administration to be out of step with her husband's policies.

However, circling part of an equation with a capped marker would be considered a gesture, as it is not effecting a change (there is no circle that remains in the environment after the gesture).

Albert's freedom in choosing Elizabeth, not a member of a royal family, though the daughter of a peer, was considered a gesture in favour of political modernisation; previously, princes were expected to marry princesses from other royal families.

Refraining from touching a woman he is not related to is considered a gesture of respect and modesty.[13].[13]

We consider a gesture to be, necessarily, an intentionally communicative act.

In December, 2008, while Obama was still President-elect, Raúl Castro said he was willing to begin talks, and suggested that, as a first step, they should consider a "gesture-for-gesture" prisoner exchange.

Then a white funeral director got up and made what he considered a bold gesture of racial reconciliation.

Henry had not been in the least sentimental about Peggy's letter, which Stella considered a proper gesture of reconciliation.

For a brief moment, donning a toga and drinking to wild excess could be considered a revolutionary gesture.

The Urban Outfitters concept store can be considered a preservationist gesture, a middle-class beachhead against creeping luxury at every turn.