Sentence examples for Made me cheer from inspiring English sources

He expects to lose his job in six months, but does not support Mr Trump, who he says is 'an idiot.'" This made me cheer for the rare spotlight on a member of the white working class who doesn't support Trump.

"The idea that my family could actually inherit my wealth rather than leave it in the hands of the 'Socialist Security' system made me cheer," says Don Morgan Don Morgan, a Republican political activist in eastern Washington State.

Every week I come across a piece of audio that makes me cheer: a thrilling live broadcast, a carefully crafted documentary, a podcast that tells me something I never knew before.

Heavily influenced by the music of Nyman, at one point the record pays homage to French cinema: "When the lights go out all over Europe, I forget about old MGM, Cos Paramount was never Universal, And Warners went out way back whenÉ Doris Day could never make me cheer up, Quite the way those French girls always could".

Makes me cheer more for Coogler's CREED.

I've had some cool wins, which should make me cheer for joy when I see others also experiencing success.

A graffiti artist made me want to cheer yesterday.

"This week's decision by The Times was a sound and carefully determined one, and Ms. Ryan's articulation of the reasons made me want to cheer," Sullivan wrote.

Wilson once wrote in his journal, after meeting with Straus, "I had been feeling hungover and rather morose, but as usual he made me laugh and cheered me up".

This is a provocative and challenging play and, as someone who has long had cause to be grateful for breakthroughs in medication, it ends in edgy gesture of good sense that made me feel like cheering.

Ha! Yes, I have to admit there have been times when I've been scrolling through Facebook on a bad day and someone's posted yet another relentlessly motivational quote and it's made me sigh rather than cheer.