Sentence examples for offered a smirk from inspiring English sources

After an appearance in Strongsville, Ohio, on Tuesday, the Senator blissfully ignored questions about the bailout plan from nearby reporters, prompting one journalist to scream out: "Has your bus become the No Talk Express?" McCain offered a smirk at the line but kept on walking.

As he walked away, she offered me a smirk of confidence.

"Moonrise Kingdom," a gravely charming adventure story about kids on the lam, offered a break in the smirking tone; Anderson released what appeared to be a strong current of tenderness.

Franken smirked and offered a humorously conclusive explanation. .

When offered a chance to speak after Ms. Chu's statement, Mr. Levy turned and, appearing to smirk, briefly faced the Kao family.

We carefully picked out some of our favorite sites that should offer a chuckle or at least a knowing smirk throughout the day.

No Hollywood action thriller has begun quite like "Swordfish," in which a cocky John Travolta, smirking at the camera, offers a jauntily erudite and cynical analysis of "Dog Day Afternoon".

To Obama's cajoling rhetoric, the best they can offer is only a smirking silence.

On Tuesday, after yet another Trump warning, her top diplomats had only a smirk to offer.

Like them, Datarock offers something more than a smirking recreation.

The idea of public health care is said to be a "liberal" idea--the accusation spoken into media microphones with the usual smirk, the same smirk offered to the suffragettes a hundred years ago.