Sentence examples for gestures of praise from inspiring English sources
(If you're interested in further browsing on the subject, check out Thomas Roma's "Come Sunday," on the storefront churches of his native Brooklyn. His black-and-white photographs, unlike Jordano's, are populated by worshipers in gestures of praise, Sunday hats and Sunday best).
The crucified Jesus is an infantile figure in a diaper, something like the early Christian Christ, floating against the cross, hands held high in a gesture of praise and release.
Mr. Kerry also said that both the United States and Russia were pleased with the Syrian government's adherence to its pledge so far, and he offered what amounted to a rare and extraordinary gesture of praise for Mr. Assad, saying he deserved some credit.
When Gayle played his awe-inspiring innings of 175 not out for Bangalore, Kohli again caught the mood — bowing low in a mock-worshipping gesture of praise from the sidelines as the Jamaican reached a personal score of 100 at an all-time record pace.
One recent evening after Mr. Bloomberg had visited all those anti-Giuliani forces and made all those un-Giuliani-like gestures, Mr. Giuliani was so full of praise for his successor that any true New Yorker would be required to blush.
The Queen woke to find herself an unlikely star in the Irish Republic on Thursday, almost universally praised for her gestures of reconciliation during the first official visit by a British monarch in 100 years.
But these visual gestures are as close as we get to real drama – though Rory Macdonald in the pit drives Bizet's score with impulsive ardour firing up the rabble-rousing choruses and fervent hymns of praise to the god Brahma.
Borussia will get plenty of praise.
One sees here how narratives of praise and blame become short-circuited: only praise for the new technology is allowed.
