Sentence examples for mighty gesture from inspiring English sources

Nearing the age of sixty, Aldridge had one more mighty gesture in mind.

This vivid, pungent, often blackly funny book is a mighty gesture of remembrance against the encroaching forces of silence.

It's been 40 years since the "All in the Family" kiss; we'll probably need 40 years of no kissing to restore the power of this once mighty gesture.

For example, he stopped executing swift, mighty gestures and began representing them.

I remember how every hair on my body practically levitated hearing Ani DiFranco recite the excoriating and mighty poem "Self Evident," which split the national wound wider in a gesture of dialogue and healing.

And O.K., so maybe Kirk Fordice was the first Republican governor since Reconstruction, and Sam and I are diehard liberals -- it's still a mighty friendly gesture when Mark Henry, Fordice's chief of staff, appears in the hallway, shakes Sam's hand, and leads the two of us back to a conference room for a short conference on matters of social policy.

"That is a mighty kind gesture," says McKinnon's Sessions.

(For example, Franz Kline, a middling Greenwich Village Expressionist, leaped to a mighty style of frozen gestures in black and white).

The force is only a political gesture but, as even mighty America knows, allies are worth a lot in a tight spot.

2. Customary Etiquette The mighty hand shake is an appropriate greeting gesture for women to offer her colleagues, both male and female.

It trades in crafty puzzles rather than profound mysteries, and gestures in the direction of mighty philosophical questions that Mr. Nolan is finally too tactful, too timid or perhaps just too busy to engage".