Sentence examples for gestures of caring from inspiring English sources
If WWE wants to perform public gestures of caring about racism, it needs to take a serious look at its entire history and work towards creating a better archive.
On the way from the airport, they had felt as foreign to me as if they were hired actors mindlessly performing gestures of care and kinship: Tata in his absurd pith helmet, Mama smirking, routinely afraid of the future, Sestra approaching everything with pointless curiosity.
Recalled experiences of bodily illness and of comfort (Kontos & Naglie, 2007, 2009) also facilitated small but important empathetic gestures of care, such as the choice of toileting over bedpans and the selection of a favored nightgown.
The risk of infection related to the maintenance procedures of incubators and gestures of care for the newborn is identified; it could be avoided by the application of appropriate and validated procedures.
In that situation, giving her food was not solely a gesture of caring and goodwill.
But she noticed that "none of them received any flowers, the simplest gesture of caring and wishing-well".
Most decided that one of the best ways to reach out was to turn their own homes into vaccination points, an innovative and generous gesture of community caring.
"The freedom to wear a head scarf as a gesture of care and compassion for individuals in Muslim or other religious communities that may face discrimination or persecution is afforded to Dr. Hawkins as a faculty member of Wheaton College.
"Je est un autre" – I is an other – was Rimbaud's take on this split in the human psyche, and we find Fattore's gesture of care moving precisely because we recognise that nameless other self in the nameless faceless other.
I will never forget Paul's gesture of care and concern in coming to see us".
In a subsequent statement, Wheaton College President Dr. Philip Ryken said, "The College has no stated position on the wearing of headscarves as a gesture of care and concern for those in Muslim or other religious communities that may face discrimination or persecution".
