Sentence examples for be smiled at from inspiring English sources

It is nice to be smiled at, to be looked at.

To be smiled at by Ernest Borgnine's lawyer was to incur flash-burns.

You will be smiled at, waved at, invited to meals, and asked to deliver personal messages to Jennifer Lopez.

Now, Douglas is a legend, true, but I'm not convinced that having him get up on stage and be smiled at benevolently by the whole of Hollywood as if he were an adorable Chia Pet while he leches over Hathaway is the best way to honour his work.

Can I forget how it felt to be held with such love, to be smiled at as if I were, in fact, "una princesa" just like he said?

It isn't odd to be smiled at by a stranger on the street.

And look, they seem to be smiling at you.

The government may be smiling at the world, but it is no less Islamist than before.

I'm not expecting anyone to be smiling at me when I come home next time.

I am sure in a few weeks I'll be smiling at how easy the ride is.

If someone broke into your home, would you just be smiling at them?" "Yeah to disarm the situation," Jack joked.