Sentence examples for affable grin from inspiring English sources

"I really don't mind what I do," he says with an affable grin.

In Woodlawn, a 27-year-old bartender with a strong brow and a confident, affable grin said he would love to travel home without fear.

"It's good to be home again," director Martin Scorsese said with an affable grin as he greeted the audience.

He put a piece of tracing paper over a Wild Thing that Jonze had sent him, and began to redraw its face, making the grin more affable and fixing the pupil in its lunatic eye.

Zarif is an affable man, with a disarmingly unrevolutionary grin, a quick wit, and the steely tenacity of a debater.

(That image has also often chafed rivals like Lord King, the former chairman of British Airways, who called him the "grinning pullover" for his affable manner and fondness for sweaters).

"Singin' in the Rain," the beloved, campy 1952 Hollywood spoof with Reynolds and O'Connor, provides the lasting image of Kelly's winning screen persona: an affable, optimistic man with a crooked Irish grin and soft spot in his heart.

With a glossy grin, a dry wit and bags of affable Irish-American charm, Barclays' chief executive, Bob Diamond, is a difficult man to discombobulate.

I took one last look at "Mild Mild West" and gave a grin to break-dancing Jesus before continuing toward Hillgrove Street with my affable guide.

Manning is affable and funny, though in front of cameras he rarely shows anything more than a mild grin, through which he recites a well-rehearsed set of answers to the barrage of repetitive questions.

He has an engaging grin, his English is fluent and he resembles not a gravedigger but the shrewd and affable padrone of a very successful restaurant.