Sentence examples for gestures are required from inspiring English sources

It was a nice gesture, but, after decades of unchecked brutality by Indonesia's armed forces, more than gestures are required.Mr Habibie's successor, Abdurrahman Wahid, thinks he has the answer.

He added that he understood that Myners had indicated to the RBS chairman and head of renumeration committee that no further gestures were required.

Then Superman gets into the bath, fully clothed, to cheer her up, which is a new cinematic shorthand for "evolved man who sees you as an equal" (cf Daniel Craig in Casino Royale – the significance is that he is macho enough not to care about his clothes getting wet even if they're leather, while feminine enough to see that a supportive gesture is required. It's genius, really).

She saw him each morning standing on the side of the road without his thumb raised, leading her to question whether he knew what gesture was required procure a ride.

The task of transcribing a musical piece consists of identifying the musical gestures that are required to reproduce it, based on the corresponding acoustic signal.

Orchestra members said they saw that as an empty gesture because management is required to make contributions to that fund.

The word "rotate" does not specify the plane of rotation nor does it specify the hand position, the strength needed, or whether a tool is required; gestures can readily do all that.

How many vocal colors, how many emotions does this person have?" He strives to be as real as possible onstage, he said, emphasizing that grand gestures are not required to convey a feeling or attitude in an opera house.

Qualitative analysis of the context of gesture use in conversations before and after therapy is required to further explore this idea.

Therefore, in the case of gesture data with various row sizes depending on the length of the video, an additional process is required to perform size alignment of two gesture feature matrices.

In line with our previous study, patients were required to restrict their communication to spoken language rather than relying on gesturing.