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The phrase "are so cheerful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's mood or demeanor, often in a positive context.
Example: "The children are so cheerful during the holiday season, spreading joy wherever they go."
Alternatives: "are very happy" or "seem quite joyful".
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"Flowers are so cheerful," said Susan Hable Smith, who is known for her florals silk-screened on cotton.
Determined to transform myself into one of those people who are so cheerful you can't even bring yourself to hate them, I got in touch with Alex Nunn, who leads campaigns at Action for Happiness, a charity aiming to "help take practical action to improve mental wellbeing and to create a happier and more caring society".
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The film, wrote Vincent Canby in The New York Times, "is so cheerful it almost hurts, but its cheerfulness is grounded in a true appreciation of certain so-called American values (pluck, perseverance, family ties) which, though idealized more often than honored, are a part of the way we see ourselves".
They were so cheerful, and we became good friends".
He was so cheerful and open about it all – so disarming!
If they recognized the injustice in the world, they wouldn't be so cheerful.
Why are we complaining?" It's being so cheerful as keeps us going, Andrew.
"Someone ordered the mussels!" Given his current circumstances, there is no reason that Holden should be so cheerful.
One reason he was so cheerful was that he believed that the most threatening part of the Tour was over.
She says she likes Pop because he is so cheerful and Eddie Guest because he is so sad.
Thompson's manner is so cheerful — his answering machine urges you to have a nice day — that you can't help imagining a darker quality lurking within him.
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