For example, controlled smiles, averted gaze, head movements down and away, lowered head, downcast eyes, diminished posture, and blushing have been proposed to constitute universally recognized gestures [1], [34], [35], [36], [37], [38].
Now, with Republicans in the minority denouncing "fast-tracking a major legislative overhaul such as health care reform" as "a disservice" and "purely partisan," Democrats in control smile and say, "Reagan did it".
"Alright then," Little Dap offering his fist for a pound, Tristan fighting off another out-of-control smile, it felt so good, something did at any rate.
DE GUICHE (who has controlled himself, smiling):... Have you read 'Don Quixote'?
Ishibashi and Manabe utilized Flo, an Arduino compatible board, to build the device and implemented an Xbee to control the smile wirelessly (up to 300 ft outdoors).
A boy driving a forklift over which he seemed to have minimal control smiled and made faces at the marines to indicate that he meant no harm.
Of Michael Heseltine, opening the first of London docklands' new housing schemes: "He strode among the little houses … taller than the trailing crowd … his famous prow of hair swept back, his smile controlled but constant, like a satisfied admiral inspecting a line of frigates".
This full-sized Mech robot features a ride-in cockpit, "rocket" launchers, and a "smile controlled" BB Gatling gun.
Racism, poverty and social exclusion left their destructive marks on him; as Bin Hassan put it in one of his autobiographical poems: "Self-hatred wrapped up in a twisted, demented but well-controlled smile".
The guests, mostly in their thirties, have surf-riding smiles, controlled eyes, and a way of tilting themselves forward which makes me think of the figureheads once carved on ships.
NEW CASTLE, Del .— When Chris Coons was asked last week about a new television commercial in which his rival in this state's Senate race, Christine O'Donnell, assured voters that she was not a witch, his smile was controlled and very, very brief.
