Sentence examples for only gesture that from inspiring English sources

James says: After Justin sufficiently tore my lifestyle decisions apart (read: selfies, drinking, working for a bank), I felt an act of defiance was the only gesture that could possibly tip the scales which were no doubt hand carved from responsibly sourced wood back in my favour.

James says: After Justin sufficiently tore my lifestyle decisions apart (read: selfies, drinking, working for a bank), I felt an act of defiance was the only gesture that could possibly tip the scales which were no doubt hand carved from responsibly sourced wood back in my favor.

The only gesture that bypassed the ban on memorial ceremonies was by three Tamil politicians who broke coconuts at a major temple, a Hindu religious ritual, and offered prayers at a Roman Catholic church, our correspondent adds.

In the structure video the speaker used only gestures that pointed to the location of the parts of the system and showed the shape of each part as the process was explained.

"And we need democracy!" The microphone was passed to another man in the crowd who shouted wildly, "Today the entire country has been released from military slavery!" Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi did not respond or even smile, but only gestured that the microphone be passed to a woman nearby.

"One of our core differentiators is the gesture system — we have a gestures system today that is, as far as we know, the only gesture system that can run on mobile and can fully replicate what you can do on a touchscreen," he told me.

In portraying the Author as someone who "can only imitate a gesture that is always anterior", whose "only power is to mix... a tissue of quotations", he can be seen as voicing the woes of one literature-saturated author in 1967 – the would-be and future novelist Roland Barthes – rather than a universal postmodern predicament.

"When we were talking about ways to mark 50 years since Bobby Moore's debut, there was only one true gesture that would do him justice - retiring the No6 shirt he made his own," explained the West Ham's chief executive officer Scott Duxbury on the club's official website.

The contemporary artist "can only imitate a gesture that is always anterior, never original".

Using this procedure, we identified only eight gestures that were each recorded solely within one local population (Table  1).

He argues that divestment is only a "grand symbolic gesture" that will not have a financial impact because others will pick up the shares.