Sentence examples for cheerful status from inspiring English sources

A recorded woman's voice chirps out cheerful status reports and warnings.

It's cheerful stuff.

"Her Own Kind of Broadway" is a show to warm the hearts of Broadway babies for whom the cheerful singalong ditties of Jerry Herman have the status of piano-bar hymns.

By nature I am cheerful and optimistic but on discovering my HIV status I could not stop crying.

American sources are less cheerful, saying the crisis remains stuck in a murky status quo.Despite the fog, the basic bookends of Mr Obama's approach are clear enough.

Too expensive to be considered 'cheap and cheerful' but too cheap (perceptively) to be considered a status symbol.

Critic Andrew O'Hehir of Salon.com has argued that Riklis "depicts all versions of Middle Eastern authority with a cheerful, agnostic cynicism", portraying the Palestinian government as "corrupt and obsessed with status and protocol" and the Israeli government as "hypocritical and mindlessly bureaucratic".

Perhaps it was because she'd got through the tricky 80s, 90s and 100s, and was now able to bask in her top 10 status, but even without the title of supercentenarian I'm sure Ellen would be cheerful.

Today, thanks to the dedication, support and love of his mother this bright and cheerful boy is not only living a happy and healthy life but also fully understands his status and treatment.

Cheerful, eh?

"Remorselessly cheerful.