Sentence examples for cheerful interest from inspiring English sources

A middle child, Klara sees her somewhat bohemian parents fight over domestic trivia even as they take a cheerful interest in her musical enthusiasm.

She-of-the-shiny-table hooked up to a zillion clear tubes under the force-fed light would have feigned a most cheerful interest, even a point of view — cloth, absolutely.

Americans are now viewing with cheerful interest the new phase of the perpetual competition between the Postal Telegraph Company and the Western Union, the two biggest enterprises in this business on this side of the Atlantic, calmly confident that in the long run the public generally will benefit.

It is not hard to sympathize with both men, as Louis worries about Allen's politics and his choice of friends, and Allen displays a cheerful interest in illegal drugs, along with the openhearted urge for social justice and freedom that kept him at odds with the established order.

While running with Mr. Gore, Mr. Lieberman evinced cheerful but limited interest in Connecticut affairs, including his own Senate campaign.

A working class boy brought up in Norfolk and a middle-class girl from the American suburbs?), but our DNA meshed effortlessly – same values, same sense of humour, same cheerful pessimism, same interest in identity, adolescence, love and words.

"There's a real lack of interest," he said, cheerful nonetheless, as he cruised the mall, which, he explained, is crawling with prospects.

President Chissano, a modest and cheerful leader with a deep interest in transcendental meditation, seems most aware of how much more his country needs.

It might be that it's a "cheap and cheerful way [to experience their interest in sweat], and the fact that it's inexpensive has drawn men in," Peach says.

'I feel cheerful' and 'I have lost interest in my appearance' were rated as the highest in the depression measures (Table  3).>> -wrap-foot> Number and proportion is presented.

Another reason for him to be cheerful nowadays is the sudden burst of interest from overseas.