Sentence examples for all smirk from inspiring English sources

Sillis's Basil is another finely poised creation, all smirk and leather trousers when the going's good but spineless when the wind changes.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J., Oct. 26 - It was only six months ago that the Nets strutted out of their home here in the Jersey swamp, all smirks and satisfaction and unmitigated bluster.

It says I should say, 'Polls come and go but the only poll that matters is on election day.'" We all smirked because that is what they are all told to say, but no one is actually used to hearing it said in public.

But Dejah, with her seen-it-all-before smirk, is not a very sympathetic heroine, and Kitsch is stolid and dull.

The all-knowing smirks about 'the secular' Saddam, or the innocuousness of prewar Iraq?

And, even if he says he's a candidate that appeals to all Americans, we all know (smirk, smirk) that average white Americans (not the latte-sipping, Volvo-driving, Birkenstock-wearing types) just won't vote for a black man for president.

Behind it all are a smirk and a wink; you know that Cohen knows how absurd it all is.

He's actually wearing a bit of a smirk, all of which makes the portrait very tempting".

For all the professional smirks generated by Denning's famous opening line in a judgment about an appalling motor accident ("It was bluebell time in Kent"), this accessibility of language was the rock on which his popularity and influence were built.

Yet this is somehow all delivered without a smirk.

She said: "Rather than taking seriously her concerns of poverty and illness he gave a wink and a smirk, and all I have to say to the Prime Minister on this is what a creep.