Sentence examples for finger waving from inspiring English sources

The message, if there is one, extends much deeper than a finger waving tut-tut about alcohol consumption and recklessness.

He said the internal culture would not be changed by public admonishment by either himself, or by the new Labor leader, Bill Shorten – by "finger waving".

How many more red-faced outbursts or finger waving sessions before his value to the Democratic Party -- or his wife - will disappear?

In one of the final clips, a finger waving Gingrich urges his fellow Republican candidates to repudiate the media's efforts to get "Republicans to fight each other" in order to "protect Barack Obama," who he said, "deserves to be defeated".

Sure, Russia would be upset about the Arctic and the UK livid about losing their Commonwealth buddy but, most likely, there would simply be finger waving and possibly some sanctions with no one making the decision to whole-heartedly intervene.

Then, in a moment of self-mockery, Hull's players sat in a circle in the goal mouth, Bullard standing over them, finger waving as he hectored his teammates.

Women's hair is finger waved, then curled, then long and lank to match the hippie men's.

There he stood, his right hand held close in to his chest, his fingers waving at me.

The udder looks a lot like the base of a plumber's plunger and the teats look exceptionally friendly, like chubby little fingers waving toodle-oo.

I swam over graveyards of white, broken coral limbs, then approached swaying corals, dozens of thin fingers waving to me, each one going its own direction.

To stretch your hands, wiggle your fingers, waving your fingers like seaweed fluttering in the water.