Hence the remarkable gesture made at the opening concert by the thirty-two-year-old German composer Johannes Kreidler.
In almost all species of animals I have studied, a remarkable gesture of interest is what wins a mate.
But Brandt's remarkable gesture marked the beginning of an historical honesty which provides a cornerstone for the stable, peaceful Germany that we now know.
But, in a remarkable gesture, he encouraged the union to try to reclaim the $1.5 million from the former head of the task force and from Mr. Vacco.
To underline the point, as Dicko's car passed a police checkpoint on the way to his next engagement, two officers raised their hands in a sharp salute – a remarkable gesture in an officially secular state.
Cosima's prejudices equalled or even exceeded those of her husband, but after she took over the Bayreuth Festival she made a remarkable gesture, one that would have been unthinkable in post-Civil War America.
It's impossible not to use the obvious, yet appropriate pun for thanks of this remarkable gesture of kind-hearted decency: the price was right.
"This is truly a remarkable gesture for the people of Liberia especially the children and pregnant women who suffer the most," said Dr. Walter Gwenigale Minister of Health.
The performance was of poor artistic quality, but was notable for the emotions raised in the audience and for its finale: when some musicians "faltered" due to exhaustion, the audience stood up "in a remarkable, spontaneous gesture ... willing them to keep going".
For 80 years, writers have been trying to capture in print her elusive presence, the seething passion beneath the placid exterior, the perfect planes of her face, her remarkable repertoire of gestures and facial expressions - the way she appeared illuminated from within.
He has, too, a remarkable sense of gesture.
