Sentence examples similar to distant grin from inspiring English sources
Franco is cuddly, sleepy-eyed, and distant, with a dopey grin and a bodiless voice.
Sauer smiled shyly back at her. Merkel's official biographer, Stefan Kornelius, told the Guardian: "This usually distant and unemotional woman is grinning and cheering all evening.
Sauer smiled shyly back at her. Merkel's official biographer, Stefan Kornelius, told the Guardian: "This usually distant and unemotional women is grinning and cheering all evening.
Yet from that came a surfeit of specificity: his precise grooming, his distant manner, his slightly nervous yet menacing grin, his flat affect, with a voice that the actor once described as "coming out the back end of a drainpipe".
Grinning, she told me "a fat inheritance from some distant uncle would have been nice, but I'll settle for Miranda".
When asked by distant, shouting reporters how they were, most answered "fine," "great," or "fantastic". One grinned and raised his arms in a gesture of triumph.
"I'm distant enough from it now to say it's a bloody good book," he grins.
Just outside the window is a courtyard with a mural showing cows and sheep grinning, as a farmer drives his tractor over the hill to a distant purple horizon.
