Sentence examples for Pleased smile from inspiring English sources

She had the faintest pleased smile on her lips.

"Juliette asked me, 'Am I having an affair with Pierre or not?' " Mr. Haneke recalled with a very pleased smile.

"The textbooks in Syria all say that I have ruined poetry," Adonis said with a pleased smile last week while visiting the University of Michigan here.

If you seize the interval to demonstrate a basic grasp of his argument, he'll say "Ex-zact-ly," with a pleased smile, and upload another tranche.

Mr. Gasby, who was born in Bedford -Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, an only child who was fat, wore glasses, liked to read and got picked on, responded with a perpetually pleased smile.

But he pointed out that black Americans especially were pulling for the sisters and explained exactly why: "They've got, you know the word?" He paused before summarizing, with a nod and a pleased smile: "Negritude".

'Our target is to finish as close as we can to Chelsea, and if we jump over United we'll be very pleased,' smiled Wenger.

Look at her eyes, the eyes of the lady who's brought it in, beneath the look-like-I'm-pleased smile … Was she hoping for 20?

I am very pleased and smile for the first time.

Maybe nothing is more simple but less obvious than a pleased, attractive, confident smile.

Mr. Brown's blunder — at least to viewers in deep blue Massachusetts — was identifying Justice Antonin Scalia, the archconservative, as his "model" Supreme Court justice, drawing boos from the audience and a pleased-as-punch smile from Ms. Warren.