Sentence examples for hardly ever smiles from inspiring English sources
He has also acquired a reputation for brusqueness with journalists (he walked out of an interview with the Guardian in Iowa) and, unusually for an American politician, he hardly ever smiles.
On the down side, Mortensen hardly ever smiled or gave any sign of reliable human warmth.
And have you noticed that the models in fashion ads hardly ever smile, because that would suggest approachability and friendliness, rather than intimidation and superiority in an image designed to tell women they will never look this good, but why not spend a lot of money trying?
And I remember saying to him, "I don't think she's hardly ever smiled".
The Killing's Sarah Lund was a trailblazer for Norén in terms of inverting gendered cop roles: thanks to Sofie Gråbøl's interpretation, Lund walked like a man, empathised like a man (ie hardly ever) and didn't smile.
This goes for the entire film; you listen to its unfailingly dry wit with a smile on your face, but you hardly ever laugh.
"He has a smile on his face and is hardly ever down, but he works incredibly hard on his game.
The relatively more difficult concepts to comprehend were those tapping on psychosocial domains (avoiding smiling) while questions on functioning were hardly ever repeated.
"But hardly ever shootings".
