Sentence examples for thin grin from inspiring English sources

"No two snowflakes are alike, you might have noticed," Mr. Kerrey said with a thin grin.

The capital projects have gussied up little, rural Liberty, or as Falwell said with a thin grin: "If you're looking for a spouse, you make yourself as attractive as possible.

Takeru Kobayashi, the thin, grinning carnivore from Nagano, Japan, will not be competing at Coney Island on Sunday.

He called the cancer "Adolf", which made him a thin, grinning, untidy Churchill.

It's telling, the way that people take his thin-lipped grin for an unrepentant smirk, instead of, say, a nervous tic.

At 5-foot-3, with a thin-lipped grin that stretched from ear to ear and the speaking voice of a Brooklyn cabby from about 1950, Mr. Melton played the funny man in most of the 140 movie and TV roles in which he was cast, though he once told a reporter that he would have loved "to do drama, not comedy".

"I'm feeling very thin," she said, grinning.

When Tooms is given food through a slot in the door, he stares at the thin slot and grins.

Draping a leg over his chair on a recent afternoon, with his big grin and thinning hair and olive skin Latina mother, white father Epperson did not appear worried.

Thinking about him makes us laugh, just how he looks, that humorous, thin-lipped, frog-faced grin, that round head, that adenoidal phlegmy voice that surely comes from some deep inner frog, all of it made of a piece by the mushing-together melding powers of his cherished weed.

As my eyes streamed, all I could manage was the thinnest of rictus grins in return.