Sentence examples for candid smiling from inspiring English sources
This new feature is a function of Face Detection, which also incorporates Smile Shutter™ technology to capture candid smiling photos while simultaneously recording video.
He was wry, precise, quick to smile, candid and easy in his demeanour.
Mr. Karlin's favorite political guests of late are Joe Biden ("the most impressive... he improves his image without demeaning himself"), Bob Dole ("pretty candid") and John McCain ("who smiles through clenched teeth so you know what he's really saying even when he toes the party line").
"I'm more confident in the smiling effect because it held even with a) childhood and b) candid photos," Hertenstein says.
Gore came out waving and smiling, and said, "My friends, fellow-Democrats, fellow-Americans: I'm going to be candid with you.
The relationship between smiling and staying married held even for the photographs this group submitted -- posed and candid shots from when the subjects were, on average, 10 years old.
Given Ms. Dunlop's candid assessments of "the appalling suffering that his policies and political movements inflicted on the Hunanese," encountering Mao's smiling visage every few pages unfortunately suggests that Big Brother is still watching.
"Smile, You're on Candid Cellphone Camera" (Week in Review, Oct. 12) reminds me of when I was about to give birth and my doctor asked if my husband was going to photograph the event.
"There are hundreds of pictures of Mrs. Rosen, but always posed, never candid," he said, observing that people didn't smile in American portraiture until 1902 and didn't laugh until 1937.
Celebrating her 74th birthday at the time, she shared candid advice on aging that will make you smile.
