Sentence examples for fond smiles from inspiring English sources

Since Byron was an evidently elderly eight-pound Yorkshire terrier, this invariably provoked fond smiles from passing strangers.

A television advert showed a bunch of boys in an excited football match, while their parents looked on with fond smiles – the portrait of a happy and contented land.

Certainly it's hard to imagine this compilation — which follows a similar one from 2002, "Trojan X-Rated Box Set" — inspiring anything but fond smiles from the people who hear it.

The afternoon raised upwards of £50,000 for the Bradford disaster appeal, and countless fond smiles from those who remembered the England and West Germany players in their prime.

Is not the better part of the life of many of them spent in hiding their feelings, in cajoling their tyrants, in masking over with fond smiles and artful gaiety, their doubt, or their grief, or their terror?" He was writing about palace intrigue in the early 18th century, but portions of that passage are applicable to the White House in the early 1970s.

On the satirical side, "I AM U R ME," Tony Tasset's take on togetherness in family life, is a video of mother, dad and child at the breakfast table, continually morphing into one another as they exchange places and fond smiles.

'That was pressure,' Foxx says with a fond smile.

"I think my Doctor is probably David Tennant," she adds with a fond smile.

"That's when I had the best rapport with patients," she says later, with a fond smile.

"He had never used the words 'wellies' or 'umbrella' before," Lombard says with a fond smile, "but now they're his favourite words!

The normally stoic Belichick betrays a fond smile when asked about Wiggins even though he has to strain to find a complimentary description of his athletic skills.