The most grounding thing about being a parent is that your children cheerfully assume you don't know anything about anything.
If I'm the pitcher, given the choice of these three options, I cheerfully assume the pressure of situation 1 any day, any place, any time.
Fresh-faced off the plane from Copenhagen, she cheerfully assumes nearly all my household obligations so I can waltz off to a little writing studio in town, teach yoga classes, go skiing, or even meet a friend for lunch.
That title, taken from an alias he once assumed, cheerfully invites us to take seriously the idea that he is, indeed, Mr Nice, that the drugs he was importing were the nice, soft, hippyish ones – distinct from harder substances – and that he personally never did anything nasty, which makes him a very rare drug-smuggler indeed.
Beep! Beep!" sound in the vicinity of a 5-year-old, one assumed that the child was cheerfully imitating a motor vehicle, not honing his incipient mutant-killing abilities on a digital gizmo.
The woman who has assumed the very back of the line cheerfully insists on displaying her bank balance on her phone screen to the group ($17.35); everybody erupts into hearty applause.
In that world, the clergy are assumed to have more than their share of faults; but they are cheerfully tolerated because they are seen as unworthy guardians of a great and ineffable mystery and at some level the priests feel that paradox too.
Russian officials cheerfully hailed the constitutional court's decision as an "opportunity" for more talks.Policymakers in Moscow, however, were careful to maintain contacts with Mr Kostunica, who is assumed to share the broadly Russophile sentiments that usually go along with Serb patriotism.
He assumes it is "some sort of silly art performance" and joins in, cheerfully burning the books of writers he envies.
