Sentence examples for apparent smile from inspiring English sources

When my son was younger (2-3 years old), sometimes with an apparent smile I would pretend I didn't understand what he was saying.

Stroking his beard, flashing an apparent smile, he mentions his 80-year-old teacher who spotted him at a fair and asked him if he wanted to learn.

Karen, whose closeness to her father is apparent, smiles.

Then I saw a woman coming his way, and on the moment their steps met, she leaned on his ears and said something most probably was of a flirty nature because he stopped for a second with an apparent shy smile painted on his face.

It's apparent from his smile that Dr. Islam thoroughly enjoys what he does for a living.

"Everything I like involves the reconciliation of apparent opposites," Hytner smiles.

For example, if the researchers had included "amusement" or "contentment" as answers, the apparent agreement over smiling might have disappeared.

Another possibility is facial expression; low doses of alcohol may lead to an increase in positive mood that is apparent in subtle smiles and relaxation of tonic muscle tone.

"Yes," she replies with a smile in apparent reference to Campbell's stated ignorance of the country.

"Maybe I can go wander off on a beach somewhere now," he said with a smile, an apparent reference to the pressure he feels to keep big movies moving through his Wellington studio and effects operation.

Here's one which works more conventionally, while cunningly exploiting two different senses of "fast": 24ac Embarrassed Spooner broke fast and went fast (3-5) Somethees the answer would yield easily enough from the definition … 16ac People like Lolita — it's a difficult thing to do (3,7) … but it would take a while for the wordplay to become apparent and raise a smile.