Sentence examples similar to a more cheerful version from inspiring English sources
Lewis Pullman, who comes across as a younger, more cheerful version of "Rectify's" Aden Young, plays the eponymous teenager, whose famous friends vary from day to day and offer him advice; Madonna, we're told, told him "to stay in school and always wear a condom"; he and Bill Gates talk about girls; Stephen Hawking is "smart on personal matters, too".
Now, with 1990s, Mr. McKeown is making a more cheerful racket: there are meaty guitar chords and slower tempos, and he delivers the lyrics in his version of an American accent, which still sounds pretty Scottish.
They may hope he picks a more cheerful theme.
They call to mind Philip Guston's late, cartoon phase but have a more cheerful mood.
Jyotirmoy Jain, head of banking and finance at Assocham, offered a more cheerful take.
FRIDAY EVENING. Of late commercial matters have assumed a more cheerful aspect in every quarter.
Retracing her past puts Ms. White in a more cheerful mood.
But in recent months Michigan has tried to present a more cheerful message.
We call on a little Pavlovian wisdom for a more cheerful approach.
"He has tried to come up with a new form of life — a more cheerful life," Mr. Wang said.
But it would be hard to find someone with a more cheerful and laid-back disposition than Holland.
