Sentence examples for necessarily smiling from inspiring English sources

They were not necessarily smiling at me.

Copenhageners tend to mind their own business, and don't necessarily smile a lot.

If I were slapped all day, I might not necessarily smile".

Neale said Burns was "kind of a tough boss" who brought out the best in players without necessarily making them smile.

He was smiling, but not necessarily joking.

Yes, she was smiling, although not necessarily at him.

Being told you are not smiling enough, not necessarily having your opinion listened to first time, being spoken over, being pigeoned holed as the catty woman.

Then, consider how you can introduce a sense of a smile into your voice without necessarily having to smile (since smiling isn't always appropriate).

(Side note: despite the above, this isn't necessarily a good time to smile. Scribbling and smiling suggests you're jotting down a fantastic joke you just thought of).

They weren't necessarily comedies, but you could tell the directors were smiling on set".

Heads bopped and people smiled, not necessarily in time with or as a reaction to the music, but in gawping awe of the code unfurling in front of them.