Sentence examples for cheerful impression from inspiring English sources
"It's a bit of an insult to my intelligence really, isn't it?" Devon manages to maintain a cheerful impression of equanimity.
For all that, however, the movie needs to be seen, not because it brings Winehouse back to life but because it fortifies the impression — cheerful, rather than creepy — that she has never gone away.
Lee's relaxed and cheerful demeanor gives the impression that it all comes easily, but she says the balancing act is demanding.
Still, the general impression of "Delicious" — a cheerful monograph that includes an index and a bibliography and is punctuated with many large-print quotes from Thiebaud and colorful reproductions of his paintings — is of a flat, smooth road.
Overall, the picture is cheerful.
The twenty-five thousand Olympic volunteers have proven to be one of the bright spots at the Games, a ubiquitous and relentlessly cheerful collection of young people who, in their sheer numbers, have left a strong impression on visitors.
A mock documentary directed by Kevin Allen, "The Big Tease" follows Crawford Mackenzie Craig Fergusonn), an indefatigably cheerful hairdresser from Glasgow, all the way to Los Angeles, where he arrives under the mistaken impression that he is an official contestant.
I was cheerful, maybe too cheerful.
