Sentence examples for mocking gesture from inspiring English sources

It was almost a mocking gesture.

It shows a man with the look of prison, a gaunt, cadaverous face in midgrimace: his eyes wide open as if posed in madness, his baldness already apparent, and his tongue to one side in a mocking gesture.

The gospels do depict a zealous Jesus consistent with the historical figure, a man who rode into Jerusalem on a mule wearing robes as a mocking gesture toward the king, or even Caesar.

He sensed my worry, and held up my purse in a sort of mocking gesture to insinuate that yes, I indeed fucked up by leaving my purse at that table.

He loved to wind up opponents with frowns and mocking gestures and he developed what was often a love-hate relationship with the crowds.

His team-mate, the defender Sergio Ramos has seen the funny side, mocking the gesture by posting a picture on Twitter of himself posing next to picture of the most famous crotch grabber of them all, the 'King of Pop' Michael Jackson.

An object was hurled at the front bus, smashing one of the windows, and some Leeds fans drew their fingers across their necks in a mock gesture similar to that given by Turkish fans toward Leeds supporters two weeks ago.

He raised his fist in a mock gesture of triumph and said, "I'm gonna be a physicist".

Eventually, the woman with the catalogue and a friend beside her began to jeer at the actresses, mocking their gestures.

(The entire text for "Einstein" would fill a handful of pages). Eventually, the woman with the catalogue and a friend beside her began to jeer at the actresses, mocking their gestures.

A play on Bizet's opera performed by seven men, the piece seems to mock gestures of seduction".It is part of our culture to move," says Mr Céspedes.