Sentence examples for exaggerated smile from inspiring English sources

During long softly-spoken monologues, we were too busy grimacing the exaggerated smile of what-did-he-say.

Swoop to check-in, looking all happy with exaggerated smile on my face, trying to pretend the bass weighs nothing.

Howdy do?" He was a young man, thin and tall with a sharp face and a big, exaggerated smile.

From there, Mr. Loiseau, an outgoing man with an exaggerated smile, went home and shot himself in the head with a hunting rifle.

While she chews gum through an exaggerated smile, mouthing the words "so baby pull me closer", she uses her free hand to draw the camera in.

Even when Newt Gingrich called him a "food stamp president" during the Republican primaries, the most the president did was shoot confidants a meaningful look — "the way he will cock his head, an exaggerated smile, like 'I'm not saying but I'm saying,' " one campaign adviser said.

"Exaggerated motions, exaggerated smiles, exaggerated enthusiasm -- they learn those things and they can get people to do what they want".

While fielding nearly 40 minutes of questions, Bolt flashed quick poses and highly exaggerated smiles, toying with photographers.

There are very few Mao Zedong caricatures, or the rows of exaggerated smiling Chinese faces seen in the mainland Chinese art style called Cynical Realism.

Their handshakes and toasts in beer and vodka celebrated their common victory over Nazi Germany and marked the collapse of old Europe altogether; but their inarticulate grunts and exaggerated smiles presaged the lack of communication in their relationship to come.

His signature sign, the grinning mouth, which also appears on a lightbox suspended high above "Blossom" at the Brooklyn Museum, alludes to the Cheshire Cat from "Alice in Wonderland" as well as to black and blackface minstrels of yore, whose exaggerated smiles were a legacy of slavery, a survival reflex for the radically disempowered in the form of an authority-appeasing mask.