Sentence examples for any smile from inspiring English sources

Although he may have said something about movies, he told me, any smile would have been counterfeit.

This means that asking directions gets a friendly response, reporting a theft a weary "Whaddya want me to do about it" -- and any smile is greatly appreciated.

Pointedly, he also says, "I'm not a 'Who dat.' I'm a 'Who is that?' " It's funny, and yet it also wipes away any smile you might have had on your face.

Four hundred years before Picasso reassembled women with eyeballs where breasts should be and noses poking out of ears, Leonardo da Vinci put a smile on a woman's face — right where nature intended and yet unlike any smile before it or since.

The observational study paired strangers getting to know one another and monitored their reactions to any smile that was exchanged -- both genuine and polite.

A necessary characteristic of any smile, he found, is that the corners of the lip pull up with the help of the cheek muscles (zygomatic major).

About a quarter of those who saw the disturbing film were unable to produce any smiles.

I can't say it raised any smiles from me either, though I don't say so.

He hardly produced any smiles at all – just the occasional wry half-smile of self-congratulation when he thought he'd notched up another point in his favour.

Mr. Viñoly, who could run a charm school in his spare time, if he had any, smiles mischievously beneath black crescent eyebrows.

In light of all that, the N.F.L. game played between the Eagles and Bears could be little more than a short-term distraction, and even the Eagles could not provide any smiles for their local fans.