Maybe she's just being polite.

Designed with Buddha s hand gesture when he achieved enlightenment.

He made a gesture with his hand.

This was no mere gesture.

It was a gesture that ended a crisis.

This was to suggest infinite patience.

I appreciate the gesture, but it's not enough.

Tom pointed to the broken headlight.

In the image, in Mexican and Venezuelan Spanish respectively 'I'm with you, my friend', 'Thank you, pal.

Elizabeth demonstrates the sign language Edmund made up for please sing to me.

In general, the future lies in the mixed control, e.g. movement voice.

Every kiss is a political act, and as Professor Tulio Vianna commented

Maria da Ilha's sensitivity spilled into different texts about education, civility, religiosity, and moral, ethical and civic virtues.

It's a symbolic gesture. I tear up the script, I go and I panic myself, I get scared.

Besides, on one of the pictures his colleague exposes a gesture similar to a Nazi salute.

In one workshop, the local military commander came for a couple of hours, as a courtesy, and ended up staying for the whole week.

In particular, Erdoğan stressed the need for Iran to offer a gesture of goodwill about its nuclear program. The Iranian regime should, at the very least, commit itself to halt uranium enrichment at 20 , a figure short of the threshold needed to produce weapons.

So when they cross the finish line and they've won, it doesn't matter if they've never seen anyone do it.

In particular, Erdoğan stressed the need for Iran to offer a gesture of goodwill about its nuclear program.

The campaign posted a tear jerking video showing what sharing a hug might look like

Vasenka only rose for a moment, and with the absence of politeness to women which is characteristic of modern young men, barely bowed and again continued his conversation, laughing at something.

The one in the top right corner says Pyramids Street (you can notice the pyramid shape there), moving down you will find the second sign saying by the end of the bridge, then the following one says same street, then the fourth one down says next U turn, and the one at the bottom says from Faissal to Boulack.

Flustered, he stopped speaking, waved his arms in timid bewilderment, the weak and ineffectual gestures of an imposter.

But as a gesture for peace and a better future, it certainly would allow Japan to claim the moral high ground.

The gesture has become so popular that the country's military junta actually banned it, along with several other forms of political dissent.

In light of America s current difficulties, its new proposal for addressing the perennial problem of global imbalances should be seen as a constructive gesture.

Reacting to the Russian Ambassador s gesture, the Moldovan diplomats left the reception they were followed by diplomats representing the US and the EU missions.

At a personal level, I am also afraid that Lugar s defeat may be the end of an era of enormously attractive and distinctive civility in the way that America s most senior legislators conducted themselves.

Thanks at least to the Moldovan, American and European diplomats for a dignified and prompt gesture, let the Russians be burning with shame.

Unfortunately, the window of opportunity for such a gesture to be viewed in Europe as a much awaited olive branch and a sign of real American strength and conviction is closing fast.

That movement a bad habit of cracking his fingers always tranquillized him and brought him back to that precision of mind which he now so needed.

It s some sort of a non verbal communication that reflects his thoughts on the people.... ...What was a little bit baffling is that wasn't what the governor was thinking when he gave the gesture.

The shooting of Gilles Cistac, professor of constitutional law, was not only a depreciable insane gesture, but a clear manifestation of a rejection of democracy as a peaceful method of resolving conflicts.

The time has come, he said, for our English friends to understand that they have to make a gesture of solidarity, and renounce the rebate negotiated by Thatcher.

At the time, the gesture was largely symbolic, as Ukraine was part of the Soviet Union and few could envisage an independent Ukraine.

Analysts pointed out that the arrangement indicates Michelle s hidden intention of her flexible diplomacy , which is to convey the political point of America s concern for human rights in Tibet.

It is organized in certain ways the grammar with its subject, verb and object in a certain order different levels of politeness and your culture mirrored in this structure as well as in idiom and metaphor.

Mary could not believe that Tom liked eating spinach as a child until the day that politeness forced her to try her grandmother's spinach. From then on, she had a new favorite dish!

From their viewpoint, collecting art was not simply a matter of benevolence or public spiritedness. Nor was it simply a very expensive hobby.

This expression, which is known as pride, Jessica Tracy has studied. She shows that people who are born with sight and people who are congenitally blind do this when they win at a physical competition.

This gesture, together with the free publication of an opposition newspaper, is precisely the kind of move that will entice EU interest in an enhanced relationship.

While many visitors quickly learn the standard what now? sign, it is easy to miss the dozens of diverse hand signals being subtly exchanged in conversation.

At a time when public debate in Israel is torn between pseudo religious nationalist fanatics and anti Zionists masquerading as post modernists, the moral certitudes of Eban, for all their urbanity, may sound shallow.

Likewise, Israel must reciprocate every gesture of good will from Hamas, however psychologically difficult this may be.

'Then you think that an end should be put to it?' Karenin interrupted him. 'But how?' he added, moving his hands before his eyes in a manner unusual with him. 'I don't see any possible way out.'