Sentence examples for cheerfully allow from inspiring English sources

They vehemently deny that they are curmudgeons (although "codger" might fly, they cheerfully allow) and they make few concessions to age.

They could cheerfully allow that when one person sees a vase and another thinks about it, the type of understanding may be different but the object is the same in that the conceptual thought grasps a real universal vaseness that inheres in the same particular vase that is perceived.

There is an underlying cultural lunacy to this kind of special favoritism: We cheerfully allow domineering corporations, which are not in fact living human beings, the kind of bailout that outrages us when we reward flesh-and-blood tyrants with the same privilege -- impunity for the damages they cause to others.

He cheerfully allowed teenagers to wear miniskirts and body-piercing jewelry to religious services.

"I think I have a name value and that was helpful in getting this thing to coalesce," the actress cheerfully allowed in an interview.

This take has Mr. Perry and Mr. Sharp, former classmates at A&M, cheerfully tying U.T.'s shoelaces together to allow A&M to take its rightful place at center stage.

Cheerfully cheap, reasonably smart and action-packed shows that allow you to turn your brain off on a Friday night aren't all that plentiful.

And you may cheerfully exploit his debility: you certainly needn't slow down to allow that hobbled Hermes to catch you.

One day, during trial, Mr. Zigic cheerfully thanked the court for allowing him to marry while in the tribunal jail.

A band of prominent conservatives cheerfully argue that states should be allowed to go bankrupt, so they can restructure such liabilities.

A lifeguard lets us pull our kayaks up on the beach (only swimming is allowed), and a policeman cheerfully looks the other way.