Sentence examples similar to cheerful orientation from inspiring English sources

In a video installation, "All Is Fair at the Fair," Fatimah Tuggar adds the audio of a super-cheerful orientation film about the 1964 World's Fair to her home movie of life in present-day Nigeria, where she was born.

Neither in the pejorative, nor merry, cheerful, jolly sense of the word, but quite literally in terms of orientation.

It espoused a cheerful, somewhat larrikin (Australian word meaning, among other things, "rowdy," or "irresponsible") brashness, and in this it revealed its underlying urban orientation.

Or orientation?

No orientation.

I was cheerful, maybe too cheerful.

Cheerful, eh?

"Remorselessly cheerful.

"She was always cheerful.

Everyone is cheerful.

He sounded cheerful.