Sentence examples for cheerful conversation from inspiring English sources

The influential Saudi ambassador Prince Bandar bin Sultan was pictured in cheerful conversation with President Bush on the White House balcony a few days after 9/11.

Kondo sees tidying as a cheerful conversation in which anything that doesn't "spark joy" is to be touched, thanked and ceremonially sent on its way towards a better life elsewhere, where it can discover a more appreciative owner.

But even that was a piss-take of the Stoic or Socratic ideal: if Tacitus's account is to be believed, he slit his wrists, had them bound up again, invited some friends for dinner and cheerful conversation.

All shared the same spirit and enjoyed her cheerful conversation and deep humanity at the philological lunches she instituted – or in private when she advised foreigners on life in England, the English on the world abroad, and all alike on gardens, cats, and anything else one needed advice about.

However, one account states, "following a cheerful conversation with other officers who had congregated for a military council in his tent on Sunday, 13 August N.S. he had eaten some cucumbers with zest and washed them down with mead, and from that contracted dysentery.

As this started to happen, a flood of everything from cheerful telephone conversations to Facebook wall posts talked about how inspiring my dad has been to them.

For the first 20 minutes after taking off from Barcelona, the two pilots who were operating the Airbus A320 had a "cheerful and polite" conversation, according to Robin.

The informal and cheerful tone in conversations with health-care workers and peers made the traditional patient and caregiver roles less prominent and facilitated equal participation and engagement.

But Gandhi was stoical in his bearing, cheerful and confident in his conversation and had a kindly eye.

Mill discretely closed the door of the cupboard, and with infinite tact turned the conversation into more cheerful channels.

Shortly after this we were instructed to break into small groups and I was approached by a man who initiated our conversation with a cheerful, "So you're a feminist?" My immediate instinct was to respond, "I am not a feminist!