Sentence examples for gestures from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to imagine a time when he pope wasn't part of the restrained gestures.

One thing is for sure: "I vowed to myself that I will never be one of those flyers," Frood gestures towards a recycling bin that has been filled with adverts from education consultants.

With the stage managers now making exaggerated gestures at him, he added: "This is one of the moments when you are not responsible... when you behave like crazy.

In the 1970s, Peter was one of a group who began a pioneering study of regional differences in body language, and visited 25 countries to record local gestures and facial expressions.

Ian Flintoff Oxford This election is becoming increasingly blurred as the facial expressions and gestures of the combatants become magnified under the unforgiving eye of the TV cameras and the spin doctors regurgitate the views of their representatives and add their own snide remarks.

The males squatted like toads in front of them making faces and obscene gestures" ("Femme Fatale", 1881).

This is the important point for him: forget the big gestures, it all comes down to individuals.

They contained colour and string-like elements, gestures toward mathematical harmonies.

At times this was expressed through seemingly insignificant gestures – such as wishing each other a happy birthday – but it offered something entirely absent in the offline world: solidarity, comradeship and, above all, acceptance.

Typically, the mechanisms involved include retribution against perpetrators through the criminal justice system, and reparations to victims, including the return of property, financial compensation for suffering, or symbolic gestures such as overturning unjust convictions – as well as simply saying sorry.

The caterwauling hen parties, the exaggerated "walk out the door" arm gestures, guys nine Bulmers deep trying to harmonise.