Sentence examples for mild grin from inspiring English sources
Manning is affable and funny, though in front of cameras he rarely shows anything more than a mild grin, through which he recites a well-rehearsed set of answers to the barrage of repetitive questions.
Similarly, Them from That Thing featured some grand names – Sally Phillips, Kayvan Novak, Bill Paterson, Simon Callow – but, three or four short mild-grin heigh-ho sketches aside over two whole nights, they were quite inexplicably let down by sketch-writing people who have, presumably, no ability to differentiate between what is a) funny, or b) derivative and unfunny, or c) new and unfunny.
In reviewing Donny Osmond in "Little Johnny Jones" in 1983, Frank Rich wrote in The New York Times: "The young Mr. Osmond is as yet a limited performer whose dancing is more like prancing and whose expressions range from a mild pout to a broad grin (with few gradations in between).
A slight, sprightly man with graying hair, a dimpled grin and a manner almost preternaturally mild, Mr. Zaltman makes an unlikely apostate.
There is some mild fascination (or satisfaction), perhaps, in seeing how badly Lynndie England — the grinning pixie who was photographed with a leashed, naked prisoner — has aged.
In occasional blasts of comic relief, the mild doctor also reveals a flash of goofy, off-color humor, and an Austin Powers grin to match.
The King grins a conquering, predatory grin.
