Sentence examples for smiling readily from inspiring English sources
In London to promote his new novel, The Extra, he bubbles with vitality, laughing easily, smiling readily, rushing to embrace Rivka – he calls her Ika – his psychoanalyst wife who accompanies him everywhere: "More than 50 years of being analysed!" Some of his literary colleagues can cut a sober, even severe figure, but Yehoshua is garrulous and effervescent.
She smiles readily and seems unguarded, considerate, straightforward.
She didn't smile readily and though she was by no means silent her sounds were limited.
Ms. Chatman, a short, motherly woman who talks slowly and smiles readily, spends her eight-hour days mopping, wiping and beautifying her unassuming bathroom.
Dressed in a tailored black suit, a European collar on his white shirt, he smiled readily as he discussed tactics, players and plans.
The 19-year-old single amputee sprinter – Great Britain's real hope against South Africa's Oscar Pistorius in the men's T43-T44 100m – bounces in his seat, smiles readily, cracks jokes and generally appears to be having a marvellous time since his selection.
He has bright-white, flawless teeth a kind of self-portrait in an open face that self-portrait in
Graham had learned to watch the corners of her eyes, which smiled more readily.
The novelist Isabel Allende, one of the programs distinguished talking heads (most of them historians), smiles and readily acknowledges that if she had been around at the time, she would have gone to California too.
Grant, who smiles about as readily as Buster Keaton, was almost unrecognisable.
