Sentence examples for far smile from inspiring English sources

Most nice things done for strangers will be one-time efforts, so use your head and don't give out your name or phone number; if someone seems to expect you to provide ongoing help but you don't want to go that far, smile and tell the person that you prefer to remain anonymous.

The snapshot shows the president without a touch of gray and with a far wider smile.

He had been quiet so far, the smile never leaving his face.

Felipe to the far left, smiling, looking confident in a light-green short-sleeve shirt.

Photo: Lt. Vyacheslav Milashevsky, far right, smiled as he and members of his submarine crew docked at Petropavlovsk-Kamchatski yesterday.

The far-ranging "Smile," which will be shown tonight and Sunday at the New York Film Festival, seeks to say so much that its reach is striking.

Far from smiling through pizza boxes, Mr Yang was now being harangued in Congress for giving the Chinese government information that led to the jailing of two dissidents, one of whose grieving mothers sat behind Mr Yang as he testified.

The book actually had a photograph of a woman with a sleepy, far-away smile on her face, and below that...the baby's head, its eyes wide open.

But the grin quickly recedes into a far less disarming smile and by the time Curry finds himself seated in a booth at Musso & Frank's what outrageousness he brings to the performance has given way to the simple, amused bewilderment of a first-time visitor to Los Angeles. .

People in Moscow smile far less than their happier, more expressive counterparts in Sao Paulo.

Far better to smile, pay the bill and leave with a chorus of "that was wonderful".