Sentence examples for make gestures from inspiring English sources

In a 2002 interview in the Village Voice he cautioned against selling out, warning that "people think that you're self-destructive if you're willing to make gestures against power that insure the making of enemies.

"You can make gestures".

"Everyone still has to make gestures," he said.

"Then the Arabs are willing to make gestures.

"They're obligated to make gestures in that direction.

"Governments make gestures towards conservation, yet deprive it of resources," he said.

To that end, a few of the clubs do make gestures toward the die-hard fanatics who follow them everywhere.

He can make gestures toward balance but doesn't really crusade for anything that fundamentally challenges his electoral coalition.

Instead of settling scores, great leaders make gestures of reconciliation that heal wounds and get on with business.

He would make gestures: two fingers at his head as though shooting me and his hand across his throat.

Ministers feel pressure to make gestures to the press and the public to show they have migration under control.