Sentence examples for apparently cheerful from inspiring English sources

Occasionally they return, apparently cheerful, if ill, so that the anxious mother wonders merely if the dear child is eating enough.

But that still doesn't explain why an apparently cheerful and successful woman would want to make herself a national hate figure.

The deeply cynical result of this apparently cheerful viewpoint is that it encourages us to see what we think and believe as products of brain chemistry, rather than as rational responses to the world as it is.

He has been so willing and consistent, so apparently cheerful in his demeanour on every public occasion, it seems a terrible shame that his body should finally be letting him down.

One of the demos she recorded in those first, self-funded sessions was called The Bells, an apparently cheerful, dreamy track with an underlying meanness to it, the lyrics seeming to play with ideas of manipulation, in this case, manipulation by a singer who also has their finger on the controls of a drum machine.

They soon realize that the apparently cheerful sailor is, in fact, a corpse propped up in the ship's rigging, his "grin" a result of his partially decomposed skull moving as a seagull feeds upon it.

The posed picture of Woodward walking with an apparently mollified Gavin Henson would have attracted as much derision among political editors as it did among rugby correspondents if it had shown Blair walking with a seemingly cheerful Gordon Brown.

I'm tough," he said, apparently quite cheerful.

"Dad," he reports his daughter, Natasha, once asking him, "have you ever considered taking up more cheerful subjects?" Apparently not.

The comfortable seating (with good legroom for we lanky music-lovers) is a bright, cheerful red – apparently in tribute to architect Ian Ritchie's beloved Liverpool FC.

Flying was full of risks and dangers back then, but I was apparently a bouncy and cheerful little boy.