smirk

He made eyes at her, was taken with sudden coughs and "hems," smiled, smirked and went brazenly through the impudent and contemptible litany of the "masher." With half an eye Soapy saw that the policeman was watching him fixedly.

He never looked back, he paid no apparent attention to me, no apparent attention to any one who passed him on his own side of the road, except now and then, when he smiled and smirked, with an easy paternal good humour, at the nursery-maids and the children whom he met.

The courtiers smirked. Trippetta, pale as a corpse, advanced to the monarch's seat, and, falling on her knees before him, implored him to spare her friend.

There was an alacrity in his manner, too, which was equally unaccountable; every time his eyes met those of Emily or Arabella, he smirked and grinned; once, Wardle could have sworn, he saw him wink.

He noticed my involuntary twitching and grimacing, and smirked:

Members of the public in the gallery shouted abuse and threats at each other and at Madni, who smirked throughout the sentencing.

"She shouted 'what are you doing pervert?' and he just smirked."

Ofcom received 21 complaints from the public when Rosie broke down in tears on the reality show, at which point Adam smirked and smiled rather than showing remorse for his actions.

A VIOLENT thug caged for the savage murder of a disabled pensioner smirked as top judges added nearly seven years to his minimum jail term.

"He looked directly at me and my family and smiled and smirked, that has really upset me," she added.

But she told the Old Bailey that when she went to his flat: "He just smirked, he was so cold.

CHILD killer Robert Black has smirked in the face of detectives quizzing him about a missing girl.