Sentence examples for smiling somewhat from inspiring English sources
"And it sells," he said, smiling somewhat incredulously.
But he was upbeat and smiling — somewhat unusual for the taciturn Republican — and enjoying the speculation.
[Janet vanishes. Logan, smiling somewhat plaintively, appears on the screen.] You look kind of young for a financial planner.
The Daily Telegraph's front page on Thursday was devoted to three styled portraits of NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian smiling, somewhat awkwardly, for the camera.
"We all thought he was gone," the shopkeeper said of Emad, 17, who sat next to him in the shop the other day, smiling somewhat sheepishly as his father recalled his ordeal.
He paused and smiled somewhat sheepishly.
Hearing this, Alarcón smiled somewhat uncomfortably.
He smiled somewhat gravely and said, "Here you go, sir".
He smiled somewhat sheepishly, but had no apology.
He took three hours to groom!" Janet Barrett smiled somewhat forgivingly at the mastiff's owner.
Sitting by himself on a sofa, Eriksson smiled somewhat ruefully, a deep dimple forming in one cheek.
