Sentence examples for grinning slightly from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCurry, grinning slightly, said that it was not.

Think of Angelina and Jen seesawing on the fulcrum of Brad, who, over the years, has appeared with one or the other, clubbing, attending award ceremonies, shopping, vacationing — usually grinning slightly or looking a little lost.

She was standing in front of a run of board fencing, alongside a spruce the color of bread mold, was grinning slightly and looked tired to me, looked a trifle disappointed.

President Trump's former campaign manager had arrived in court looking cool and collected, and grinning slightly as he strode past the press.

When asked about Slutskaya, Arena grins slightly.

Irabu grinned slightly when asked about the verbal abuse directed at him.

He paused, grinned slightly and finished his sentence with a single word: "Texas".

He dribbled twice between his legs, grinned slightly, then stepped back to hit a 3-pointer.

Asked about Green's observation — that he had stopped himself — James looked down, paused, tapped his fingers, grinned slightly and said: "I'll be better.

If you say something that intrigues or amuses him, he grins slightly, signifying -- as with the flick of a frog's tongue -- that he has assimilated it.

If your parents try cheering you up, or says something funny, then slightly smile like you are in pain (forced half grin, slightly sad eyes).