headshake

I knew what she meant and I replied with a negative headshake.

Blessingbourne at this gave one of the slow soft silent headshakes to which she often resorted and which, mostly accompanied by the light of cheer, had somehow, in spite of the small obstinacy that smiled in them, a special grace.

A surface headshake here and a topwater wallow there go a long way to make any catch more memorable.

The truth of the matter is, I am saying: "Kids these days." But I'm following it up with a "Wow" instead of a headshake.

Other tense moments included his criticism of Germany's pursuit of a direct energy pipeline from Russia, which drew a dismissive headshake from a member of the US ally's delegation.

The usual answer, when the question is posed, is a giggle and a headshake. But when the search for identity leads you to the precipice of blind faith, there is little choice but to prepare for a tumble.

Her subtle laugh, often accompanied by a headshake. Her house made of quilts.

Norman argues that the NUI or gesture-based interactivity of the iPad is neither new (he mentions the Theremin, patented in 1928, as one of several forerunner devices) nor as apodictic as its proponents claim ("Even the simple headshake is puzzling when cultures intermix" [6]).

Those who are charged with writing the text are often doing a headshake or eye roll at the fact that they've had to wait for that.

Headshake Pede-se ao paciente para fechar os olhos e inclinar sua cabeca para baixo 30[degrees] e em seguida oscila a cabeca 20 a 30 vezes na horizontal.

Those in claret and blue could only headshake their despondency at their team's woeful performance.

The headshake was fiercer this time and there were tears in his eyes.