Sentence examples for causing cheerful from inspiring English sources
Just as new technologies are churning the advertising, music and movie businesses, and soon the car industry, too, they are causing cheerful havoc in news.
A one-winged angelic poltergeist (Hiromi Naruse) breaks the calm, tossing foam bricks and other props and generally causing cheerful havoc.
That's what's causing the cheers, though there are also some less-than-cheerful prospects.
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It was used in 19th-century US patent medicines without concern, and at least one mid-century medical periodical described the effects of cannabis resin fairly accurately and bluntly as leading to "inebriation… of the most cheerful kind, causing the person to sing and dance, to eat food with great relish, and to seek aphrodisiac enjoyment," with no big side effects.
Of one Kennedy operative, who, in "an attempt at reverse psychology," likely mailed thousands of crude anti-Catholic pamphlets to Catholic voters, we're given the amused judgment of Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.: "He took cheerful delight in causing trouble and in reorganizing the truth".
Be nice, set a bit of time aside to volunteer for a good cause, and always have a cheerful attitude and a smile.
Or maybe it was just a cheap and cheerful way to cause a bit of a stir in social media in an otherwise slow day.
Against these reasons to be cheerful is pessimism caused by the hard knocks the city has received – devastating bombing in the second world war, the disappearance of its fishing fleet in the 1970s.
The conflict between the temptation and my inability to ask the question (owing to a fear of ever seeing pain on my father's pink, cheerful, placid face) caused me to weep with an intensity that must have caused my parents — who saw me as an eccentric and delicate child — no little guilt over their "cruel" invention of the cement mixer's magic.
