Sentence examples for memorable gesture from inspiring English sources

Turns of the head to the audience have special emphasis, and in the most memorable gesture, dancers turn their faces to the front to deliver a double hiss (almost a "hee-hee" sound) through gritted teeth.

The better idea at No. 16 was to raise the roof, like Tiger Woods suggested in his memorable gesture after his hole in one at No. 16 in 1997.

As a lead designer for William Pereira's firm and later as the head of his own office, Wong, who died Sept. 1 at 94, often pared down the buildings he worked on to a single memorable gesture.

In your mind, picture a memorable gesture to "destroy" the memory.

Drama, conflict, interesting characters, memorable gestures, snappy dialogue, significant themes: they were all there.

Of his two memorable gestures towards tech, NAFTA and web-enabling the schools, the first was a GOP initiative and the second showed he knew nothing about the digital economy.

The soldiers read letters from home, each lost in a silent private world, twisting, bending, seen to be thinking, a memorable ballet of gestures.

Nothing is terribly memorable, as the musical gestures fail to add up.

But, as President, Obama has revealed himself to have a certain disdain for the emotional, for the memorable phrase and the theatrical gesture.

In "Stephen Hero, Joycee wrote about the idea of "epiphanies": "By an epiphany he meant a sudden spiritual manifestation, whether in the vulgarity of speech or of gesture or in a memorable phase of the mind itself".

No grand political gestures, or even any memorable battles, unfold here.