smile

Stephen Colbert probably won’t change anyone’s mind, but if any host on TV is going to say with a smile that he’s mad as hell and he’s not going to take this anymore, it’s him.

At home, you are startled anew at the strange face staring back at you, its tight smile melding into the regard of two mysterious eyes.

Drag artists are always some of the first to adapt to any circumstance or hardship, and we have proved our place as essential entertainment over the past few months by constantly working to bring a smile to people’s faces against any and all odds.

I think I have heard Captain Burton say that he had irregular teeth, which made his smile unpleasant.

She had the smile called wide, and it lit up her whole face with rare flashes of dormant humor.

Let us smile at the heavy seriousness of those who suppose that this man meant everything he said.

They would die for a smile from Csar, gazing at him with eyes of childlike adoration.

With a smile, and many renewed expressions of thankfulness, the hopeful tradesman paid his penny.

That we shall some day smile at a fancy makes the present pain none the less poignant.

He took it boldly; and to-day, had you asked him, he would have acknowledged with a smile that he did not repent.