Sentence examples for cheerful because of from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, why can't one enjoy the sun, feel cheerful because of the light, admire the view and read by natural light?

People have always told me that I come across as cheerful because of my smile: a defense I constructed from a young age so as not to be asked what's wrong.

He is also cheerful because, although its main business has collapsed, Reno is not doing at all badly.Even more than Las Vegas, Reno was built on the moral failings of Californians and, to a lesser extent, Oregonians and Washingtonians.

Perhaps they are cheerful because they know a secret source of assembled furniture, just like we used to get in the old days when a bed or a dog kennel arrived looking just like itself, and ready for use.

For Mr. Thomas, the demise of Allan was a cheerful occasion because, you see, work had been dead.

He is cheerful because he is sure that America will back down.

I'm worried now that my songs are too cheerful because I'm feeling well.

Andrea Yates, who confessed to killing her five children, has emerged from a psychotic stupor and is now "completely normal," cheerful and talkative because of treatment she has received in jail, her brother said.

MR: It could also be a cheerful thought because none of that dumb stuff we ask for in wishes really matters.

That contest aside French soon recognised that he would only gain a place if the incumbent, Paul Downton, was injured and he remained remarkably cheerful throughout – in part because of the enlightenment of the management.

No-one knows for sure why this is so; the sceptical 16th-century humanist Erasmus believed it was simply because the nearby sea teemed with scallops, making their shells cheap and cheerful souvenirs of a visit to the town.