Sentence examples for generally smiling from inspiring English sources

Creators: GMMB of Washington, D.C. On the screen: The 30-second ad shows a series of still pictures of generally smiling patients with smiling health care workers.

It's an eerie exercise to peruse, on the Forbes Web site, the images of the eighty-five people — generally smiling, healthy-seeming, white, and male (Sergey Brin appears the least conventional, and that's just because he's wearing Google Glass) — who together own more of the world's wealth than the poorest three and a half billion.

Others felt pity when they saw Chen Meizi, who, like many rural Chinese, didn't generally smile in photographs.

Even if people spot me, I generally smile, say something or I'm already on the go to the next shot.

When asked, I would generally smile and gently change the subject, simply because I knew I couldn't honestly say what they wanted to hear.

He speaks a slow, easy-to-understand Spanish that makes it clear he's constantly dealing with foreigners who generally smile and nod and ask if he can turn on the warm showers at night or if he can show them how to make cocaine.

He responded generally by smiling and asking for the support of voters.

Smiling generally expresses happiness but you should be serious.

At the same time, "silly-laughing" and smiling is generally not right.

It was like watching someone scatter a handful of sawdust before some geese, only for the geese to enthusiastically peck it all up while rubbing their bellies and smiling, like geese generally don't.

Instead, in these pictures, everyone's smiling, happy and generally not looking very treacherous or sinister at all.