Sentence examples for exaggerated grin from inspiring English sources
YOU see it on greeting cards and in countless TV programs and commercials: the exaggerated grin on the face of a young chimpanzee, often one that's wearing sunglasses or a grass skirt.
To dispel her fear, he grinned ingratiatingly at her — it was the exaggerated death-mask grin of a person not used to grovelling — then he looked around to figure out where he had left the table.
Amid some griping from other teams that the judging in the sport remains unpredictably subjective, let it not be forgotten that behind the rictus grins and exaggerated make-up lies a terrifying – and slightly incomprehensible – pursuit of perfection.
As the many leaders gathered for the traditional "family photo," Trump kept his distance from the two controversial autocrats, who greeted each other with grins and an exaggerated handshake, appearing to revel before the cameras in their shared notoriety.
The words "The reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated" flashed on the screen, and Jobs flashed a wicked grin.
In the 26th minute the odds appeared to tilt against Inter when Sergio Busquets went down with exaggerated alacrity under Motta's challenge and looked up with a grin to see a red card being shown to the Brazilian midfielder.
"Don't Smile" is like a staring contest that detects if you grin, and then uses AR to contort your face into an exaggerated Joker's smirk while awarding your opponent the win.
Goren meets the dubious testimony of suspects with exaggerated interest, or double takes that ricochet off pauses in the dialogue, or plain grinning astonishment.
Indeed, this is what a grinning Johnson often remarked to his foreign counterparts when they protested about his exaggerated stories.
But these are exaggerated.
