Word: smiled
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...much in mental health, for the elderly. It excites me to think that I could help." The hostile questioner pressed her to justify why her promises had anything to do with JimmyCarter's campaign. "Because," she said evenly, her gray-green eyes a cold contrast to her warm smile, "I come with...
...asks if they are undercover police officers. They say "No," and smile. He describes what he has in mind...
...Rarely has lovemaking on the screen been so suffused with intimacy. Yet there wasn't one moment anyone could really call erotic. Lanoux and Barrault seemed at times almost de sexed, one with his roly-poly body and baby face, the other with her virginal paleness and girlish smile...
Carter broke into his first big smile when Ford estimated the cost of new programs in the Democratic platform at up to $200 billion but also supported some modest "quality of life programs" of his own. Said Carter: "Well, Mr. Ford takes the same attitude that the Republicans always take. In the last three months before an election, they're always for the programs that they always fight the other 3½ years...
...that the sound failed." Sterling Jackson, who had been hoping to discover reasons to support Carter, found none. His view: neither candidate clarified anything, but "I think I would vote for Ford now." Both Jacksons felt that Ford came off better on appearance; Carter struck Sally as having "the smile of a mortician." Ford, in addition, "countered most of the questions with poise and facts." She will vote for the President...