Sentence examples for always a wink from inspiring English sources
But there was always a wink in his words; he was the actor who wants you to know just how crafty he is playing his role.
Shimmery metallics popped against a peachy colour palette, in a collection that was awash with Zimmermann trademarks: eye-catching prints, cut-out shapes, handkerchief hems and, as always, a wink to the past.
"My work is theatrical, but always with a wink," he said.
Even in its most serious songs, "White Pepper" always contains a wink of irony.
These three stumble occasionally as they traipse along their paths of possibilities, but they almost always offer a wink and a grin.
We always put a wink at the end of the songs we produce as Carry Nation.
Lance always got a wink or a nod before they put out a scathing research report on a company.
While serving a purpose in aiding an already-authored story, Coye was also making personal artwork that, to me, always has a wink of pointing at the grand absurdity of human existence to it.
Flandez, Pardue and Mike Hale of the New York Times all felt that it was inappropriate for New Directions to interrupt the deaf choir's performance of "Imagine", however Bobby Hankinson of the Houston Chronicle opined that reviewers needed to "realize that this show takes its jabs at everyone, but it always has a wink and a hug and lots and lots of love behind it".
He countered criticism of the portrayal of New Directions' rival choirs, suggesting: "at this point, everyone needs to realize that this show takes its jabs at everyone, but it always has a wink and a hug and lots and lots of love behind it".
