Sentence examples for cheerful debate from inspiring English sources

No scrap of vegetation appears to be without purpose, though each has produced cheerful debate among the villagers, and between them and the Kew scientists.

Mr. Brown, often dour in his public appearances, has seemed positively cheerful since the debate, perhaps judging, like many pundits, that Mr. Clegg is more of a threat to Mr. Cameron.

Perry appeared very cheerful during most of the debate — he has a way of cocking his head and grinning as if he saw a waiter entering the room with a large dessert.

In the oratorio, Milton's poems "L'Allegro" and "Il Penseroso" set up a debate between generic cheerful man and pensive or contemplative man, between the sanguine and occasionally melancholy temperaments.

Without better agreement about the concept of 'cause' itself, the prospects for a resolution of the debate do not appear cheerful.

While the Acts of the Apostles, written years later by Paul's followers, often portrays the debates between James and Paul as cheerful disagreements between brothers, Paul's own letters show that their differences were intense and volatile.

Is it true that Newt Gingrich said the word that best describes him is "cheerful?" Yes, this was at the last debate.

2.48pm BST The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby returns to the debate after the lunch break looking cheerful.

His cheerful advice to the ambassadors: just don't watch the debate on October 22nd will bear no resemblance to the next four years of American foreign policy.Mr Cook's warning of a foreign-policy fudge was sound.

Yet the character is also madly cheerful, never more so than on Saturday night, when the fake debate mirrored Trump's trainwreck.

In the primary debates in 2008, he sometimes reacted to criticisms with cheerful self-aggrandizement, some of which comes across surprisingly well.