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Discover LudwigThe phrase "critical smile" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a smile that conveys skepticism, irony, or a critical attitude towards something. Example: "She greeted him with a critical smile, clearly unimpressed by his explanation."
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When someone says something critical, smile and shrug.
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Even Li, notoriously self-critical, smiles in satisfaction.
Thick blood functions similarly to experience points, and players gain more by shooting Smiles' critical points.
He appeared pensive and even critical on some, smiling on others.
"For pictures of men, especially," said Sam Yagan, a founder of the site, "the smile is critical".
Steadman's favourite animal appears in Critical Critters, a shy smile on its face.
In its current form, it is a sequel of sorts to The King Never Smiles, a critical biography of Bhumibol that caused a furore when Yale University Press published it in 2006.
Laypeople over 65 years old were found to be less critical when evaluating the different smile images compared with the younger group.
Torque of the maxillary incisors is particularly critical in establishing an esthetic smile line, proper anterior guidance, and a solid Class I relationship, because undertorqued anterior teeth can preclude the retraction of the anterior maxillary dentition.
Doug Perry of IGN stated that the game was "rock solid" in playability and graphics, but was critical of "the insanely capitalistic smile of Crash".
Tooth color is a critical factor influencing satisfaction with smile appearance [ 1].
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