Sentence examples similar to cheerful sentiment from inspiring English sources

For three formative years he was surrounded by law students, law clerks, copying clerks, court clerks, magistrates, barristers and solicitors who (reborn in his fiction) uttered cheerful sentiments like "I hate my profession".

Heavy and hooded, always taking a little while to warm and loosen up fully, even occasionally forced, it is a voice that gives the most seemingly cheerful sentiments an air of moody nostalgia.

A cheerful thought.

Bonus Event: A cheerful thought.

Outside the refuge, however, the sentiment is much less cheerful.

Dean was better when he moved away from mawkish sentiment and scored in both Britain and America with the cheerful "Little Black Book" (1962), which he wrote.

The chorus was robust and cheerful, and Elena Ferrari (Nettie) sang You'll Never Walk Alone without syrup or undue sentiment.

This sentiment was echoed by the entire Unité Peste, including their boss, Dr. Christophe Rogier, a cheerful man with a thick French accent and a close-cropped buzz cut who serves as the director of the Institut Pasteur.

REBA MCENTIRE Don't be fooled by the cheerful sitcom or the ever-present smile: Ms. McEntire specializes in big, pretty pop-country ballads that often waltz right past sentiment and into pure misery.

Cheerful, eh?

"Remorselessly cheerful.