Sentence examples for hard grin from inspiring English sources
A woman with bleached hair, thick mascara and a hard grin clapped her hands.
Her lyrical arms and his ebullient manner are softer sells than those hard grins.
I just find it hard to grin at will.
If he appears at all aloof on the golf course, it is because he is grinding too hard to grin.
It must have been hard to grin back, or maybe it wasn't.
In fact, a little too hard: I grin at them so widely that they think they know me and stop to chat.
"Actually, it's not really been that hard," he grinned.
"It's going to be hard," he grinned during a speech at a press function, "to fill J Edgar Hoover's… pumps".
The troupe had always been primarily a men's company, and in the past the men have often sold the work hard — big grins, big kicks, big indifference to gradation.
"His four-day-old smile dawned on him again," he says, and I pitched back not my old hard-pressed grin but his own smile, or one I'd rediscovered.
Waking with Russell Whatever the difference is, it all began the day we woke up face-to-face like lovers and his four-day-old smile dawned on him again, possessed him, till it would not fall or waver; and I pitched back not my old hard-pressed grin but his own smile, or one I'd rediscovered.
