Sentence examples for cheerful ones from inspiring English sources

Tears are the acid test for me with opera — and often with musicals, even cheerful ones.

There is a certain grumpiness that tinges his answers, even some of the cheerful ones, which might prove to be an anchor against sanctimony.

When people posted happy messages on the site, these spread too, and proved even more contagious than the less cheerful ones.

Many of the pre-launch reviews are overtly positive, and we're comparing those reviews where the journalist got a free Pre in advance of launch to the less cheerful ones written by people who had to pay for the device.

This theory (not one of the more cheerful ones in social science) posits that the awareness of our own inevitable death creates the potential for debilitating terror, against which we then find ways to psychologically defend ourselves.

All the way through, UNICEF stood steadfastly by the side of Lebanon in its happier days and its less cheerful ones, including the civil war period which lasted 16 years (1975-1990).

The story of globalization's impacts on health that is outlined here is not a cheerful one.

Whereas Mr. Black delights in frenetic outrage, Mr. Bell, a wry, liberal comedian from San Francisco, prefers a cheerful one-liner.

The people the expedition attracts also made the trip a laid-back, cheerful one.

Indeed, Degen the line, which makes its debut during Fashion Week, is a clever blend of the two; the stripy, woven lingerie and cheerful one-off socks featured are just conceptual enough.

Teddy Thompson isn't exactly a nice guy or a cheerful one -- at least, not the way he tells it in his songs.