Sentence examples for miserable smile from inspiring English sources

Siggelkow protested, but Cheever demanded he leave immediately, and when the student glanced up from the bottom of the stairs, Cheever was looking down at him with a forced, cordial, miserable smile (this a matter of "New England breeding," Siggelkow figured).

I found myself thrust into a new world, where shop- and kiosk-owners seem perpetually miserable, smiles are altogether absent and people never tire of staring.

She looked at Crystal and gave her a miserable, apologetic smile.

Nobody wants a miserable girl, keep smiling at him and he will do the same back!

Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now made me smile, not cry.

Even the most devoted fan found 1981's Looks & Smiles painfully miserable, and Loach says he made a mess of the only other film he made in the 80s, Fatherland.

Anne Pickles, associate editor of the Cumberland News, was one of several columnists to reflect with irony on the nationally endorsed capacity for joy in the borders – "It's being so miserable that keeps the smiles on our faces," she wrote.

Stop frowning and being miserable and force yourself to smile.

"No, not miserable," Ms. Oliver, 41, replied, smiling archly.

Even when talking about family, the ever-miserable Parcells barely mustered a smile.

The dude who is smiling is a miserable cunt called John.