Sentence examples for true gestures from inspiring English sources

"This visit is just a political act, an expression of confidence, but only true gestures lead to economic and social advances".

She takes her place comfortably among them, a chronicler of the American south in all its hues, with an unwavering eye for the true gesture, the true sentence.

Just Giving managing director Anne-Marie Huby described the public's response as a spontaneous, "true gesture of sympathy" by thousands of ordinary people.

"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.

These are the "true" gesture labels (provided that the users did not make mistakes).

This is a true gesture of unity.

It's a true gesture of kindness from a community who wants to show the troops how much they appreciate the sacrifice they are making for the country.

The show is not relentlessly morose — Rust and Marty get some funny lines, and, at a few points, "True Detective" gestures toward the dark zaniness of its missing-persons forebear "Twin Peaks".

Perhaps unconsciously, McCain is finally sabotaging his own bid and that of every other Republican in the land, one true, final gesture of eccentricity.

It is true that the gestures are dated and can be identified with European modern dance of the 1930's and 40's.

True feelings are gestured at rather than specified.