dramatic gesture

The American public did not quite know what to make of this dramatic gesture.

A dramatic gesture may have been necessary to make the point.

He threw the book from him with a dramatic gesture.

I always did have a weakness for the dramatic gesture.

"We're not the sort of government to indulge in dramatic gestures to make a point,"

With a sudden dramatic gesture, he pointed up the river.

He is a reticent man, not given to dramatic gestures.

The sun set in a dramatic gesture of black clouds and red sky.

He flung out a hand in a swiftly dramatic gesture.

Therefore, the Senate's expression becomes a dramatic gesture, but not law.

Then, with a dramatic gesture, she put a hand to her brow and turned to Jacob.

Suppose things took the same course without that dramatic gesture?"

At the end he makes a highly dramatic gesture.

The revelation of this dramatic gesture did not get the applause he expected.

When all was still Narcissus raised his arm in a dramatic gesture.

She has also been well coached in the dramatic gestures pertinent to the role at hand.

"If a dramatic gesture will please you, then be my guest.

These dramatic gestures warrant more than mere praise from Washington.

He threw up his hands in a dramatic gesture.

With a dramatic gesture he pulled away the cover.

Never choose a course just because it offers the opportunity for a dramatic gesture."

Nothing wrong with a little dramatic gesture, but I'd have to clue him in that it didn't really help.

After all, every dramatic gesture really needs an audience to appreciate it."

The other was the more dramatic gesture, of course."

It was a dramatic gesture, if nothing else: the amphitheater would be almost empty with them gone.