Sentence examples for better smile from inspiring English sources
Adam Graves, the Rangers' leading goal-scorer this season, insists that he has had a much better smile ever since an on-ice fight forced him to have his front teeth redone.
You see, my son's mouthful of moist gums is still a better smile than the dreadful mess I sport, which is also thrown into stark relief by my wife's resolutely un-British gnashers: white and lovely and uniform and essentially the way they are meant to be.
I have brown skin and a prominent nose, but it's not as though anyone has ever stopped me in the street and shouted, "Hey, aren't you Bin Laden?" (And I think I have a better smile — not as creepy. At least my girlfriend says so).
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When her little "feel better" smile came back, it just made my heart burst.
I can do better!" Smiling wryly, Parreno turned to Khondji, and nodded in approval.
"O.K., I will train for you," Semenya teased back, unleashing one of the better smiles in sports.
In Abuja with Emmanuel Macron three months later, Buhari looked far better, smiling as he gave apparently unscripted remarks and joked with the French president about his trip to the Fela Kuti shrine.
There are a few things that are beneficial for everybody: Breathing better, smiling more, and having a good strong inner core.
One parent of a child with TB/HIV recommended that "they should treat a child with affection, that's most important, treating them well, showing them that they will get better, smiling at them".
