Sentence examples for Inward smile from inspiring English sources
Often the flickering is accompanied by a mysterious inward smile.
At tennis, his sudden, incisive angled winners were followed not by fist-pumping, but just an inward smile.
A photograph from the time shows a self-absorbed girl wearing a floppy beehive and an inward smile, smoking.
His seductively simple style (no doubt achieved through endless drafts, for Chaudhuri tells us that he wrote the first draft longhand, on paper) comes into its own when describing character, as here: "Mrs Mukherjee sat upon her chair in the ground-floor flat in Lower Circular Road, almost meditating, except for the wicked, abstracted look the squint gave her, and the inward smile.
You'll know when it's right... you'll have an inward smile that will exude out.
But both cast-metal figures date from the thirteenth century, and their lithe bodies and inward smiles match.
I just shook my head ever so slightly and looked out to the line for the next customer — and Arthur McKechnie turned to go, that inward little smile on his face, a smile that I could see even then was the sign not only of a secret happiness but also of his inevitable fall.
He appears to be exhausted and turned inward, though a slight smile flickers on his face.
(Did the photographer think he was abetting a fraud or a desperate wallflower?) Sometimes she went traditional and basically demure in a kimono, her mitten-sock toes in sandals delicately pointed inward, looking prim or giggly, smiling or coquettish.
It's a sort of knowing smile, though, a smile turned inward, stemming no doubt from the knowledge that he has plenty to say, but not necessarily the words to say it".
