Sentence examples for cheerful it from inspiring English sources

I enjoyed the show most when it was most cheerful (it had its funeral-parlour moments).

The film, wrote Vincent Canby in The New York Times, "is so cheerful it almost hurts, but its cheerfulness is grounded in a true appreciation of certain so-called American values (pluck, perseverance, family ties) which, though idealized more often than honored, are a part of the way we see ourselves".

The most cheerful, it declared, were labourers.

Even if your ending isn't cheerful, it should be deeply satisfying.

Her father's death, to her, was almost cheerful; it finally gave them something to talk about.

"It has to be cheerful: it would have been dour in black and white really.

It sounds kitschy but it plays cheerful, and it seems to be going over well.

And I'd like not only to do it, but be cheerful about it — and shut up about it.

But it wasn't cheerful and it brought about the total drama, as we know.

"It's the back end of the island, it's cheap and cheerful... it's old-fashioned".

It is not always cheerful, but it is an undoctored record of history in the making.