Sentence examples for cheerful words from inspiring English sources

But for a day, the players listened to the cheerful words and mimicked them for the cameras and microphones.

The little faces around him would droop in sad conviction as he uttered sentences of warning, and would brighten into sunshine as he spoke cheerful words of promise.

Sounds okay until you look at the actual data and discover that the cheerful words used by the DSM-5 leaders simply don't fit their extremely disappointing results.

On the other hand, a cheerful story needs cheerful words.

RENDITION Remember when rendition was a cheerful word meaning "performance," like a version of "Auld Lang Syne" as played by Guy Lombardo?

Table 1 Contrasts between 高興 gāoxìng 'happy' and 快樂 kuàilè 'happy; joyful; cheerful' Word Collocation Sentential object -le Wish sentences Evaluational sentences Imperative sentences 高興 gāoxìng 'happy' 280 20 (7.1%) 2 (0.7%) – 5 (1.8%) 3 (1.1%) 快樂 kuàilè 'happy; joyful; cheerful' 365 – – 8 (2.2%) – –.

Gallagher talks in a cheerful stream, words hurling themselves out of her at downhill pace.

Marcher and James had the misfortune of living before the cheerful, liberating word "gay" was appropriated; the gray areas that were James's métier for groping, elaborately circumspect exploration are no place for the younger writer who has boldly outed himself in homophobic Eire.

** Marcher and James had the misfortune of living before the cheerful, liberating word "gay" was appropriated; the gray areas that were James's métier for groping, elaborately circumspect exploration are no place for the younger writer who has boldly outed himself in homophobic Eire.

In a cafe in south London, two construction workers are engaged in cheerful banter, tossing words back and forth.

BEIJING -- The woman in the picture looked cheerful enough, but her words posted on an Internet message board spoke of desperation: "I'll be 28 this year, which I think is a normal age to be single, but my parents back home have been harassing me every day to get married.