Sentence examples for smile seldom from inspiring English sources
But a smile seldom leaves the face of this woman, only 135 centimeters tall, or 4 feet 5 inches.
A smile has seldom looked so wan.
She curtailed one interview with the New York Times after just one question ("Why do you smile so seldom?").
I told her it seemed odd to me that a woman whose art was so often comic, and even outrageously funny, should smile so seldom.
When he was younger and smaller, she had to guess his feelings from his posture, because he didn't smile and seldom spoke.
Because the Germans like their politicians to be solemn as well as serious, his sense of humour and dazzling smile were seldom seen or heard (but not when speaking in Britain, of which he was very fond).
When Torre heard about Nelson's remarks, he said, "We all know Nellie," and flashed the type of smile he seldom flashed when Nelson was complaining about something in his neighborhood.
"She was a child seldom smiled at," the narrator reflects.
But the odds may be evening up.Mr D'Alema seldom smiles.
Her lips were full, sultry or sulking, her expression unblinking; she seldom smiled.
