It makes the man of good taste cheerful, where before he ran the risk of being chronically frustrated.
The three themes enumerated in the title are explored with a cheerful tact unlikely to trouble any tastes or sensibilities.
The flowers are cheerful in the spring, taste yummy – and the bees love them too.
Knight's books belong to what Storr sniffily calls the "this is me, being real, deal with it" school of self-help guides, which tend to share a skepticism toward the usual self-improvement bromides and a taste for cheerful profanity.
Her decor is a cheerful mix of grown-up taste and family life: one table holds a vast white orchid and tomes of fashion photography; another bears half of a Frozen-themed cake, leftover from Harper's party.
More Chinese lanterns illuminated the backyard, where extremely cheerful staff offered me a taste from the taco table.
The hotel's decor preserves its historic past while offering bright and cheerful spaces for today's tastes.
I'm a cheerful guy who's never really tasted clinical depression.
The scene was cheerful chaos, as people scrambled for tastes of charcuterie, hot bread, ice cream, chocolate, cocktails and raw-milk cheese.
Upon hearing that a table wanted a white wine that "tastes like grass," the cheerful, chatty sommelier brought out a crisp and vaguely fizzy white Aligoté from Viti Vini Vinci, with a naked fat man lounging on the label.
Set in modern-day Japan, the plot centers on Najika Kazami, a cheerful thirteen-year-old with an excellent sense of taste who hopes to become a chef.
