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Smile in sentence

1661 examples of Smile in a sentence

'I am ready to swear I can't find in my soul a trace of regret for my freedom,' said Levin, with a smile.
The question made him smile.
The smile faded from his face and he pondered.
Oblonsky, standing in a comically-solemn attitude beside his wife, took the icon and told Levin to bow to the ground; then he blessed him, smiling a kindly amused smile, and kissed him three times.
'Yes, it is stupid,' Oblonsky concurred with a soothing smile.
'You've got it on,' Kuzma replied with a quiet smile.
'Nice story that, about your shirt!' said Sergius Ivanich with a smile and shake of the head.
The difference is ten roubles,' he added, puckering his lips into a smile.
Though he knew it was a joke, Levin could not smile.
That is the question!''Yes, yes!Fresh ones.''Well, I'm very glad that question is settled,' said Oblonsky with a smile.
The result was some confusion, whispering, and smiles, but the expression of solemn emotion on the young couple's faces did not change; on the contrary, while they fumbled with their hands they looked even more solemn and serious than before, and the smile with which Oblonsky whispered to them to put on their rings involuntarily died on his lips.
He felt that any kind of smile would hurt their feelings.
She answered only with a smile.
And a smile of joy, which involuntarily communicated itself to all who regarded her, shone on her radiant face.
Levin fancied that the priest and deacon wanted to smile just as he did.
The priest helped him out of the difficulty, saying softly, with a smile on his kindly mouth, 'Kiss your wife; and you, kiss your husband!'
'How pleased I am to see you!' said Vronsky, a friendly smile disclosing his fine white teeth.
She gave him a smile and went out with rapid steps.
'He is very talented,' said Anna with a pleased smile.
'Oh, I shall be very pleased: pray do!' said Mikhaylov with a feigned smile.
He was about to cover his picture, but paused, and holding up the sheet stood a long time with a rapturous smile gazing at the figure of John.
As a bachelor seeing the married life of others – their petty cares, their disputes, their jealousies – he used mentally to smile contemptuously.
He saw the old cook smile admiringly and listen to her inexperienced and impossible orders; saw that Agatha Mikhaylovna shook her head thoughtfully and kindly at her young mistress's arrangements in the storeroom; saw that Kitty was peculiarly charming when she came, half laughing and half crying, to report that her maid, Masha, was used to considering her merely as a young lady in her mother's house, and that therefore no one would obey her.
'Well?' he asked with a smile, and rose.
For me, I mean...' he said, coming toward her with a beaming smile of happiness.
'You see, your lady has made me sit with her,' said Agatha Mikhaylovna, glancing with a friendly smile at Kitty.
She wrote: 'He keeps on thinking of you; besides, there is no money left.''Read it...Dolly writes about you,' Kitty began with a smile, but paused suddenly, noticing the changed expression on her husband's face.
The smile was very faint, hardly perceptible, and in spite of it the stern expression of the eyes did not change.
'You little thought I should one day be your sister?''You would not have known me again?' he asked, with a smile that had lit up his face at her entrance.
A moment later his face brightened, a smile appeared under the moustache, and the women who had gathered round him began zealously to lay out the body.
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