palm inward造句

• Midway through the pull, turn the palms inward until the hands almost meet under the chest.
• When displayed with the palm inward towards the signer, it has long been an offensive gesture in some symbol of peace.
• The English added further insult to the French by holding up their hands, forefinger and middle finger stiffly upright, palms inward, to show both fingers fully intact.
• The gesture involves raising the right hand towards the face with palm inwards such that it is in front of the eyes and the finger tips are almost touching the forehead, as the upper torso is bent forward.
• Bar ends can also improve comfort for the rider due to the neutral position of the hands ( palms inward ) which places marginally less stress upon the musculature, and by providing more than one place to rest hands on a long journey.
• As an example of the V sign ( palm inward ) as an insult, on November 1, 1990, " Press Council rejected the complaints after the editor of " The Sun " stated that the paper reserved the right to use vulgar abuse in the interests of Britain.
• Amit
  
  bha can often be distinguished by his mudr
  
  : Amit
  
  bha is often depicted, when shown seated, displaying the meditation mudr
  
  ( thumbs touching and fingers together as in the Great Buddha of Kamakura at KM
  toku-in or the exposition mudr
  
  , while the earth-touching mudr
  
  ( right hand pointed downward over the right leg, palm inward ) is reserved for a seated Gautama Buddha alone.
• If a trader wants to buy ten contracts at a price of eight, for example, in the pit he would yell " 8 for 10 ", stating price before quantity, and turn his palm inward toward his face, putting his index finger to his forehead denoting ten; if he were to be buying one, he would place his index finger on his chin.