Sentence examples similar to kind salutation from inspiring English sources

That book" — Teresa made a kind of sun salutation suggesting a whole world of canon law — "is not just" — snapped her fingers — "your ex-husband feel like writing a book.

His work may well serve as a kind of sculptural salutation to the courage of grassroots activists, but it actually embodies an order placed by a Yoko Ono-like character in Moe's bar during a 1993 episode of The Simpsons.

"And she puts out her hand and gives me this salutation... kind of this Elvis vibe.

OK, so this one time, at the end of one of my 108 sun salutations, I landed kind of weird and ended up springing onto my hands and knees.

In the salutation, use the form, "Dear Dr. Jones".

There's a kind of gentleness in some of the speeches, salutations which we no longer hear up here".

"It's a salutation".

A military salutation [graphic].

His opening salutation telegraphed trouble.

By way of salutation. 1.

Salutation is omitted (no "Dear Sir").