Sentence examples for smile practically from inspiring English sources
The phrase "smile practically" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest a practical or realistic way of smiling, but the wording is awkward and unclear. Example: "To make a good impression during the interview, remember to smile practically and engage with the interviewer."
Sara took a photo of Brooke at that moment (third in the gallery), his huge white smile practically bursting through the lens.
Maybe, now that she doesn't need to look serious to be taken seriously, by the male politicians out for blood and the media gatekeepers out for eyeballs, Hillary can smile – practically ear-to-ear – because no one will find a reason to attack her for it.
Fortunately, my dad's friend returned smiling and practically laughing and said to me: "Sweetie, your dad is fine.
No one in the "village of peace" has any doubt that they are the chosen ones; delighted smiles are practically tattooed onto every face.
Once or twice he tries a smile, and it practically cracks the lens.
One shows Mr. Carey as he is today, ready to erupt into a smile, which is practically his default expression.
I smiled, and I could see through my mother's friend's eyes that she sees much of my mother through the daughter -- especially my smile, which is practically a carbon copy of hers.
In my tests, it only sort of worked; your model has to be practically smiling her head off.
I can't bear to see her as she was last night, with a kind of schoolmarm attitude, not smiling at all, practically scowling while she spoke.
The menu pays homage to the film by offering Crème Brûlée d'Amélie Poulain, and yes, cracking the top of it with your spoon while smiling sheepishly is practically mandatory.
Between her and Katy Perry, you've got cynicism-free, sound-clipped "strong women" who are happy to smile and look pretty practically anywhere in the world as long as they're getting paid and there's Red Bull.
