Sentence examples for traditional gesture from inspiring English sources

The crowd shouted curses at the soldiers, some waved shoes in a traditional gesture of insult.

Wheels rotate within (and against) wheels; machines and aviation are suggested; Western casual modernity is juxtaposed against Eastern traditional gesture.

One hears a kind of itemized problem solving, a determination to live up to every traditional gesture of style.

He basked in their attention with a delighted smile, and put a hand over his heart in the traditional gesture of thanks and respect.

Nikpah basked in their attention with a delighted smile, and he put his hand over his heart in the traditional gesture of thanks and respect.

At a gathering on January 10th, for example, was she bestowing her blessing when he put her right hand on his forehead in a traditional gesture of deference?

"The Green Hour" has no such figment, though it is haunted by dead painters and traditional gestures of glamour.

In San Juan Pueblo of New Mexico, the appearance of the rain gods is heralded by two ceremonial clowns using traditional gestures.

All the traditional gestures of rebellion have been well and truly exhausted and neutralised; tattoos are the new normal, kinky sex is fifty shades of dull, cage fighting is available on TV and drugs are passed around in party balloons.

Some people are into the classic, traditional gestures, and nothing is more classic or traditional than a dozen fresh roses.

Swami did that a million times, talking, taking letters, making traditional gestures of blessing and assurance, making a contact with his devotees in a way that shows in virtually any photo where you can see how his devotees look when they look at him.