Sentence examples for smirking slightly from inspiring English sources

Now I feel terrible for smirking slightly when the news showed that bloke trying to put a foam pie in Rupert Murdoch's face and then being attacked by Wendi Deng.

She looked at me, smirking slightly at my thickness.

Ellis smirked slightly and rolled his eyes.

"The professor, right?" He smirked slightly.

If you smirk slightly out of the corner of your mouth, it reads big-time on screen.

When you are around them and him notice if they tease him jokingly or if they smirk slightly they might do both or be a lot nicer to you he will probably have told at least one of his closest friends.

Gary Lineker always smirks just slightly and turns to camera, bodily shushing Alan Shearer as he does it.

"They said ours was one of the most onerous they had ever received," Ryan Alfred said, smirking ever so slightly.

Look at the famous faces adorning the posters for this second world war caper and it is hard to figure out whether they're meant to be stony-faced or ever-so-slightly smirking.

He also excused the film's characterization of Taylor Lautner's character, saying, "The sight of the buff, young guys running through the forest with their tops off was slightly smirk-inducing.

Luc and Lea make frantic attempts to deflect, diffuse and defend, but Juliette drolly raises an eyebrow, smirks ever so slightly, takes another drag of her cigarette and speaks for herself, "I've been in prison for 15 years for murder".