用gesture of造句子，“gesture of”造句

Her right hand is in the gesture of vara mudra and her left hand is in the gesture of vitarka mudra.

This gesture may have sprung from the old Roman gesture of raising the right arm in praise or triBute to the emperor.

You produce on me no effect with your gesture of Hippocrates refusing Artaxerxes' bric-a-brac.

The structure adopted in the invention ensures that the gesture measuring value of the sensor reflects the actual gesture of a level ruler the detector, thereby precise measurement is realized.

I believe I remember it this way because it wasn't until then, until this small intimate gesture, this gesture of familiarity and of safety, that I realised where I'd led us.

These cheers, which are everlasting in the history of literature, tell us that cheering for others will be a gesture of wisdom.

Qatar's foreign minister, in the forefront of opposition to Libya's Muammar Qaddafi, visited Mr Assad as an apparent gesture of support.

Also, to fight right, it's very important to respond well if your sweetheart makes a repair attempt-the technical term for a gesture of reconciliation and love.

The season of thinking rain, open blue sky, accompanied by light snow fragrance, bring the dream of ice rose, with a gesture of Dan Qing, ice cream poetry and ink still add fragrance to red sleeves.

On the red dust, I wish to live in the world with the gesture of flowers. Facing the sunshine, quietly open, with a unique fragrance. This fragrance is a matter of mind, and it is scattered in the wind.

She seized his hands with vivacity, and raising them to her face with an irresistible movement, she pressed them against her neck beneath her chin, which is a gesture of profound tenderness.

The flower of the vicissitudes of the years evolved into the cycle of the season, spring, summer, autumn and winter, never changed, with the gesture of flowers, full of spring, the temperature of the fingertips, condenses into the witness of love.

Mrs. Quilp durst only make a gesture of entreaty.

He raised his arms in a gesture of supplication.

The Australian government gave us a koala as a gesture of friendship.

In an alien gesture of authority, he would often punctuate such calls with a flicker of his long, forked tongue.

Go naturally, forget naturally and not be far fetched. Nature is the most beautiful gesture of all things.

I made a gesture of weariness. It is absurd to look for a well, at random, in the immensity of the desert. But nevertheless we started walking.

Giving up seats for young and old women on buses is a mere gesture of toil, but some young people are reluctant to do so.

In practicing this unusual, apparently out-dated gesture of washing feet, we declare to ourselves and the world that we will not be slaves to the world's ideals of fashion, efficiency and decency.

Several people took a gesture of political confrontation on the street akin to "perfor-mance art," but this remains a mere episode, as long as we do not set a "zero tolerance" goal.

It was a neighbourly gesture of theirs.

So every gesture of the hand is going to be the equivalent of a quarter note.

She finished what she had to say with a gesture of despair.

Tempers cooled a little a day later when a group of settler rabbis delivered replacement copies of the holy book, in an unusual gesture of reconciliation.

I wasn't sure whether the unprecedented act was more a gesture of support for me or opposition to what was going on in Congress.

"He nevertheless gave the police who were taking him to jail the bottle of wine as a gesture of thanks for the friendly treatment after the arrest," Koenig said.

Standing on the top of the world with the gesture of leaving the world, I feel this injury, and I do not think it hurts. Instead, this injury can open flowers, or warm, or plain, or romantic, or fragrant, or shallow, or rich, far near, thick and light, giving people different feelings of mind.

We're all on the same team, Jack. Think of it as a gesture of interagency cooperation.

Some buy it as a straight-out gift, a gesture of profound affection sweetened by the current generous tax exclusion.

Perhaps humans have simply entered a new stage of evolution in which we have abandoned chocolates, door holding, flowers or any overt gesture of interest for a new and unnatural order of things.

I saw that, in blurting out my dislike for the photograph, I had rejected a gesture of affection: as though I'd tossed away a gift, or turned up my nose at a gracious invitation.

This gesture of goodwill did little to improve the tense atmosphere at the talks.

Kurukulla mercifully received the flower offering by herself as a gesture of rewarding my efforts in doing the fire puja alone.

She appeared genuinely surprised by this gesture of affection.

S. , the U. K. and Japan should hold a portion of their foreign-exchange reserves in yuan in a gesture of reciprocity, since China already holds their debt.

Their handshake seemed to be a gesture of reconciliation.

It's both smart and polite to offer something at no charge as a gesture of courtesy or appreciation to existing customers, from free parking to an occasional thank-you gift.

And then the hand is clenched. Therefore, the standard correct gripping gesture of the right hand is naturally formed.

In the distant galaxy, the charming gesture of the constellation Lady can not be seen, and the breath of the musical instrument that is eager to wear can not be heard.