Sentence examples for cheerfully accepting from inspiring English sources

Cheerfully accepting the consequences of their actions, Mr. Weide and Ms. Tucker, a wildlife biologist, narrate the emotional and logistical challenges of what would become a 16-year commitment.

Hamsters, in fact, will do little beyond cheerfully accepting their fate, living in a gilded cage with little social life, running in their wheel, expending an enormous amount of energy and getting precisely nowhere.

It is hard to imagine today even the warmest advocates of intervention cheerfully accepting the casualties required for the liberation of Tibet or Chechnya, or the removal of Myanmar's election-defying junta (though tomorrow's advances in high-tech warfare may change those calculations).

You don't have to be crazy to spend two weeks bicycling through Cuba's eastern provinces -- the Oriente that hatched three major revolutions, sheltered Fidel Castro in cloud-covered mountains, and gave birth to the hip-shaking rhythms of Afro-Cuban music -- but it helps to have an attitude of cheerfully accepting whatever is thrown your way.

Under Howard, Australians enjoyed 12 years of stability, cheerfully accepting every decision bestowed upon us.

Offered a carrot, Maple cheerfully accepted it.

So she cheerfully accepted her role in the household.

Will France cheerfully accept the role of warhead sponge?

And then, finally, there are those who cheerfully accept their lot, only wishing the bride well.

Hemingway then battered him, but later cheerfully accepted his meek apology.

The royal family is all that remains in Britain of an elite that cheerfully accepts its elevated status without embarrassment.