Sentence examples for less smiling from inspiring English sources
There was considerably less smiling two courts over from Anastasia Rodionova, one of the tour's crankiest players.
In one type of video, highly biased white Americans exhibited small, negative, and nonverbal behaviors of bias, such as less smiling, less leaning in, and less gazing, toward a black American.
According to Vural et al. [40], the ten facial actions that are most predictive of sleepiness are increased blink/eye closure, elevated outer brow raise, increased frown, chin raise, more nose wrinkle, less smiling, tightened eye lid, less compressed nostrils, less lowering of eye brows and less jaw drop.
Once we got over the shock of a doctor even making eye contact, much less smiling and helping us, we were on our way.
"He simply couldn't bear the idea of one less smile in the world," Walker-Pearlman said.
Most of us are not fortunate enough to work in office environments that permit, much less smile upon, on-the-job napping.
Lisa Vanderpump comes off as the Aaron Burr of "The Real Housewives," elegant and inscrutable; as Lin-Manuel Miranda might put it, she sexts less, smiles more — you wouldn't want to face her in a duel.
Most passengers remained stone-faced during the broadcast, fixated on the readings and gadgets that accompanied their morning commute, but Mr. Lewis accomplished what may be a remarkable feat: He made a few rush-hour riders — at 8 30 a.m., no less — smile.
In the opening song of the hit musical, Hamilton, Aaron Burr dispenses some advice to a young Alexander Hamilton: "Talk less, smile more.
He simply couldn't bear the idea of one less smile in the world.
