Sentence examples for a really cheery from inspiring English sources

Despite the dark storyline, Kripke found it important to maintain the "trappings of ... a really cheery, traditional Christmas special".

Really cheery present.

So not really cheery … In his press conference on Wednesday, Joe Hockey said that the figures confirmed "the necessity for the delivery of our plan to significantly increase infrastructure spending over the next few years".

The not knowing is part of how this "evolution" (Navy SEAL-speak for a really challenging exercise) gets the cheery name of "surf torture".

It's a really swell place, the kind of cheery eatery that you never encounter in O'Hara's morbid, oppressive fiction.

When you project a "really useful attitude," one that is cheery, interested and helpful, other people will want to be around you.

"I told him, 'We're not really the cheery sort, Alex, you know?

A man with a cheery smile will walk in.

There were plenty of hugs and back rubs for the "boyz," encouragement and gentle flattery to dispel any sulks, yet there was no question of collective decision-making: when the other band members tried to argue for the original version of a song Sierra had just revised, Bianca jumped in with a cheery "I'm really excited about these changes we've made".

A wise man once said, "You pay a very high price…for a cheery consensus".

He sang along to a lo-fi synthesiser in a cheery nasal whine, was fond of using the word "bobbins", and tended to end every song with the phrase: "You know it is, it really is".