Sentence examples for gently smiles from inspiring English sources

Dr. Alibek gently smiles and says that, no, zapping it in the microwave oven will not help.

Mr. Olson, a gifted appellate lawyer who argued before the United States Supreme Court for Gov. George W. Bush's claim on the disputed presidency, gently smiles in yielding to the other lawyer in the family.

The man's friend, seated next to him in an outdoor cafe, gently smiles at this comment, and then adds his perspective: "He who tries to be European is not European".

Promise me?" With that, Tara gently smiles and fades away.

While concert reviewers had focused on his altering of the lyric to "While my guitar gently smiles" and "... tries to smile", Harrison told BBC Radio 1's Paul Gambaccini in September 1975 that it was a track that was consistently well-received by audiences during the tour.

If she tries to come closer to you, holds your hand and squeezes it gently, smiles a lot, looks at you most of the time, snuggles to you, hugs you, pecks your cheek, then it means that she likes you and she's happy to be with you and she was really looking forward to going out with you.

All the time Marina kept him safe, at arm's length, putting him off gently, smiling, laughing.

His 1881 platinum print of a gently smiling village girl sitting on a log near the beached hull of a boat displays a strikingly unsentimental humanist sensibility.

We respond, but we're also made to ask ourselves why we're responding, forbidden from sinking back into a gently smiling drowse of unthreatened appreciation.

Tendulkar looked to avoid and then tapped the first gently, smiling in surprise, while Indian captain MS Dhoni firstly went to leave, then wildly swung at the second unsuccessfully.

In his review of the book, Stephen King wrote in Entertainment Weekly that "the gently smiling Dolores Umbridge, with her girlish voice, toadlike face, and clutching, stubby fingers, is the greatest make-believe villain to come along since Hannibal Lecter".