Sentence examples for smirk of from inspiring English sources
As he walked away, she offered me a smirk of confidence.
How long will the creepy smirk of Bernie Madoff haunt the Mets?
"I thought the guy was a snake from the beginning, with that smirk of his.
The dapper smirk of 007 confirms the debonair, men's club vibe.
Sometimes women are arch and that might raise a smirk of admiration.
The perpetual cynical smirk of his public persona vanished, to be replaced by a repentant, humble, even melancholy expression.
And it could, conceivably, devise a personality that offered something other than the hype, leer or smirk of MTV.
It depicts the city's leaders lined up to watch the demolishing of a statue celebrating one of Poland's greatest patriots – and the smirk of a Gestapo officer.
Until your eyes glaze over after about a half-hour, "Machete Kills" might put a twisted smirk of guilty amusement on your face.
"Voila," she said with a smirk of mock munificence, as if she were the owner — which, in a figurative sense, she is.
