Příklady grin

• All the figures, with thick lips and wide, happy-go-lucky grins (wholly inappropriate to the perilous mission), are mordant caricatures of the old stereotype.

• He regards it as a huge joke, and broadly grins, not realising the suffering which the public ought not to be made to endure.

• He grins and smiles, but never says what he really means.

• I do not know that it shows any sign of intelligence that you are grinning.

• He grins, but he knows that he is well astray.

• When they start grinning, it does not help.

• However, to be fair to him, he listens, and he grins.

• Take, for instance, the poster illustrating a man in battle dress, grinning from ear to ears fiddling with his gaiters.

• The lawyers are grinning all over their faces.

• He sits there muttering to himself and, what is more, smirking and grinning all over his face as if he is enjoying himself hugely.

• He was grinning from ear to ear and thought that he had landed on something new.

• They will not have many grins on their faces soon.

• I got a couple of grins from inside the cab that set me up for the rest of the day.

• He prefers to paddle his own canoe, and if he makes a mistake he grins and bears it.

• One can understand a grinning ape, but one cannot understand a grinning human when there is poverty and destitution and hardship.