It announces the seriousness of the cooking in a playful way (you have to use great bacon, and the kitchen here does), while acting as a cheerful entry point for customers who may be a little skeptical of the bone marrow and octopus that are sure to follow.
"Now," Ms. Frizzell said in a cheerful tone, "the point is probably moot".
I pretended I was ok when I was constantly one step off the ledge, cheerful to the point of irritating in the presence of others and deeply sad and reclusive when alone.
Much of the comic's dark humor is derived from its contrasts with Half-Life 2: in a depressing, dark vision of a conquered humanity's future, Gordon Freeman becomes a hero and savior; the similarly named Gordon Frohman, on the other hand, is just an average person, improbably cheerful to the point of stupidity, and somewhat naïve as to what is actually going on around him.
Attempting a cheerful whistle, Partnership points out that its customers on average live for 12 years after buying an annuity and that some future pensioners may still want security of income.
Last week Shell chief executive Ben van Beurden opined that the "long-term equilibrium" for the oil price lay at about $90, which sounded semi-cheerful from the point of view of a producer.
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.
She illustrates her point with countless cheerful examples.
Pausing for a moment, she added in a cheerful voice: "At a certain point, celebrity isn't going to wow us.
When someone is excessively cheerful or amusing, to the point that it's almost chronic, it's hard not to catch it.
People tip cheerful people.
