Sentence examples for visible gestures from inspiring English sources
But he said "visible gestures" of gratitude from the United States would help blunt public criticism of his decision to ally his country strongly with Washington.
One may state facts, ask questions, and give instructions with a variety of intonations indicating, along with visible gestures, different attitudes, feelings, and social and personal relations between speaker and hearer.
The paint has visible gestures, it is human, it moves.
Still, at the very least, changing these names and taking down these memorials would represent highly visible gestures of respect toward people and communities who have historically received very little in this country.
It appeals to politicians' love of a visible gesture.
Reassurance is usually portrayed as a visible gesture to someone who feels threatened.
The first visible gesture that New Labour made towards the arts was to cut, in 1997, the Arts Council appropriation by £3 million.
The construction manager is the Turner Construction Company. Lee C. Bollinger, the president of Columbia, envisions the new science building as the first visible gesture to the Manhattanville campus that the university is planning, in the face of strong opposition.
An embrace by the White House of a plan to take a combat brigade off the front lines could help to ease pressure from Republican lawmakers, including Senator John W. Warner of Virginia, who have called for a visible gesture to show that the White House is changing course.
He was a Ravens player at the time but this far more visible gesture -- relative to the tickets he donated -- went unnoticed by Burns.
This visible gesture of solidarity from the Crown was intended to cut through the citizens' misgivings about being held financially responsible for pulling down houses.
