The production numbers remain the most imaginative on Broadway, with the possible exception (in a very different vein) of those in "The Lion King," and I still found my face stretched into smiles more often than I have at any other point in this largely smile-free season.
These people knew what to expect, largely, so they were smiling.
Plant and Page, seated beside their lawyers, took notes and remained largely impassive, relaxing and smiling only during breaks.
Not so the movie, which goes on and on, largely due to a smiling stranger, Doug Blackwell David Morrisseyy), who brings Katherine news of strange doings in a secluded bayou town called Haven.
Thousands of largely happy people were smiling, swaying and mouthing along as the band belted out a range of popular ditties from Roll Out The Barrel and Sweet Chariot to You'll Never Walk Alone and I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles.
He tries to smile, largely in vain.
The largely female audience smiles knowingly.
Who cares?! Patient: (still smiling) It's largely been a horrible waste, hasn't it?
In court he has been largely emotionless, sometimes winking and smiling to relatives and supporters looking on.
He staffs his places largely with Midwesterners, who have become the smiling storm troopers for his brand of hospitality: earnest, familiar, very downtown yet entirely nonthreatening.
