gestures造句

Fast, jerky gestures;

He accompanied his speech with gestures.

Other gestures have potential as well.

No standard system of classifying folk gestures has been adopted.

The paint has visible gestures, it is human, it moves.

Most published studies of gestures are physiological, linguistic, or psychological.

Tsu 'tey gestures assent, and they face the clan together.

Gestures should be unobtrusive; your audience should focus not on the beauty or appropriateness of your gestures but on your message.

He wastes few gestures; as we speak, his hands remain elegantly folded on his desk.

It's simple and simple. It doesn't need a lot of gorgeous gestures.

The walls were painted beige, to better frame telltale facial expressions and physical gestures on videotape.

Flipping a page, clicking on a link or highlighting a paragraph is easier using simple touch-based gestures.

These gestures could be used, for example, to edit videos or transfer footage from the TV to a telephone.

He'd seen himself as a Jeremiah or as an Isaiah, and there were all those early gestures of prophecy.

You can email or text, romantically cute love quotes to your love mate to express your love gestures.

There are his flamboyant interviews and dotty gestures, such as last month's announcement that all Libya's soldiers and policemen had been simultaneously promoted.

They want him to emote and perform the proper theatrical gestures so they can see their emotions enacted on the public stage.

Like Japanese kabuki theatre, in which characters use exaggerated gestures to energise the audience, the country's statistics unrealistically magnify both good news and bad.

A quarter of those questioned said their marriage has lost its sparkle because they no longer bother going out together or make romantic gestures.

Many significant gestures that full and lite mode rely on are missing on the iPhone: double-click, right-click, shift-click, Ctrl-click, hover, and drag-and-drop.

Other times, within a run, I learn to avoid small mistakes, repeating wasted gestures that don't hurt a single stride much but can waste energy or injure me when added up over 26.2 miles.

And it can do so solely by means of a perpetual paradox which confers on colors the power to express the void and on daily gestures the strength to translate eternal ambitions.

Chen Ying of China gestures during the women's 25m pistol final of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games shooting event at the Beijing Shooting Range Hall in Beijing, China, Aug. 13, 2008.

Therefore, whether people are speaking or not, hand gestures merit our attention as a rich source of nonverbal behavior to help us understand the thoughts and feelings of others.