Sentence examples for from a gesture of from inspiring English sources

His habit of co-signing unknown rappers and forever altering their trajectories has transformed, in the public eye, from a gesture of benevolence to something exploitative, vampiric.

Italy has been wavering on whether to commit to the tax, prompting speculation that it has been holding out for a gesture of support from Germany on future financial support.

Palestinian leaders had hoped for a gesture of friendship from Obama to compensate for his back-slapping banter with Netanyahu the night before, whom he called by his nickname "Bibi" 10 times in half an hour.

In President Ouattara's speech, he said that asking for forgiveness builds respect and called for a "gesture of humility from the FPI in order to turn the page".

With one ball in my hand, I reached out to take the remaining two from Cynthia, as a gesture of finality.

Mr. Chiseri characterized the offer from Mr. Friedman as a gesture of thanks for help already given, rather than as a bribe for future favors.

Ever since, I have been directly involved in mediation efforts with the Venezuelan government, with the purpose of releasing her from prison through a gesture of clemency by President Chávez.

"I wish he could have strolled through the streets of Syrian cities and villages and seen how people would have argued over who would get to invite him over for dinner, or how taxi drivers would have refused to take fares from him as a gesture of welcome to our country".

He let loose, like a great disc hurler from Ancient Greece, a gesture of sublime grace and freedom, and the wallet glided out in a hopeful arc before disappearing into the water below.

The South African government's decision to release one of the most notorious killers of the apartheid era from jail in a gesture of reconciliation has divided the nation.

Terry's failure from the spot brought a gesture of wry exasperation from Roman Abramovich.