Sentence examples for show your teeth from inspiring English sources
"In Serbia, we say that when you show your teeth, the government retreats.
Never show your teeth to a monkey, I've heard people say it, well don't do it, not even for a laugh.
MOM: Don't show your teeth like that!
Smile, making sure to show your teeth.
I try my best to keep in mind the cut to tax credits, but all I can think of now is George's mouth, tweaking up at the corners, as he drops Climate Secretary Amber Rudd a cartoon crocodile ("you showed your teeth at that DECC meeting. Well done") or Defence Secretary Philip Hammond a bowling ball ("let's knock these Isis f*****s out").
How many men do you know who actually know how to smile in a way that's flattering to them (a friend of mine once said to me, in a way that was at once sweet and chilling, "You need to stop showing your teeth in photos," and fair play because she was right)?
Standardized, straightforward verbal commands were used for brow elevation ("raise your eyebrows"), frowning ("frown"), eye closure ("close your eyes"), smiling ("smile, showing your teeth"), puffing cheeks ("blow your cheeks keeping the air inside"), and cheek incursion ("bring your cheeks in"), using additional mimicking by the investigator as needed.
Smile without showing your teeth.
Smile genuinely, showing your teeth, and whatever comes to your mind, say it.
