Sentence examples for be of good cheer from inspiring English sources
He is swift to discern what is not a matter of indifference, and for this reason always has both the inclination and cause to be of good cheer.
An advertising campaign from Visa is about the Summer Olympics, not Christmas, but consumers are still asked to be of good cheer.
They made a tour of inspection, ordered foul premises cleaned up exhorted the public to abjure strong drink, & be of good cheer.
"In the world ye shall have tribulation," Jesus says in the Gospel of St. John, "but be of good cheer; I have overcome the world".
"I cursed him a good bit," claimed Bellows, "and placed him back in the ring with instructions to be of good cheer".
As part of his campaign to show that he was of good cheer and more interested in the people than in his opponent, Mr. Gore was the host of a brunch of shrimp salad with 13 "real people" his campaign flew down here to watch him in a mock debate today and offer their tips.
George Eliot regretted the 'spots of commonness' that defaced her characters, but to Kundera, such ordinary defects establish our human commonality and enrol us in a community of feeling: Sancho Panza, though heartbroken, is of good cheer while keeping a vigil at the deathbed of Don Quixote.
They drain dry life's emotional balance until all that's left are dregs of good cheer and a bunch of cranky crumbs.
That man, Manny Patel, was full of good cheer as he explained that he is Indian-born and that he was raised in Wisconsin.
He was an amazing man who led a full life, was always of good cheer, kindness, and so positive, took no medications, lived independently and played his mandolin until the end.
