Sentence examples for cheerfully even from inspiring English sources

"Anyway," I said cheerfully, "even if it's a long war there'll still be plenty of people willing to join up".

This time, such tactics did thin the ranks of protesters, chasing off the elderly, or families who had cheerfully, even joyously marched to that point with their children.

"This team is full of other run producers," I said cheerfully, even as Melky and Canó and, yes, Jeter and A-Rod, continued to have inexplicably feeble at-bats with men in scoring position.

There was a community moment of reckoning after the clash over the repairs and referenda on such topics as "How can we help one another move cheerfully — even within disagreement or conflict — toward a Spirit-led understanding of and collaboration with one another?" and how to continue "speaking Truth with Love," according to the meeting documents.

"Although he may be a little taller than me, we see eye-to-eye on major issues facing the working families of New York," she said cheerfully, even though her eyes were closer to Mr. de Blasio's left elbow than they were to his face.

"We get a lot of people who want the 'I'm not wearing any makeup' look," says Catherine Vitulli (M.A.C. at Macy's), who cheerfully complies even though she herself flaunts glitter eyeliner at 2 in the afternoon.

Romania was in the grips of a Fascist regime, the Iron Guard, and that regime's policies, politicians, ideologues, and ideas suffuse the film's dialogue, with its advocates talking, freely but cheerfully and even satirically, about its authoritarian and anti-Semitic ideologies and, for that matter, about the significance of Hitler and Germany's Nazi regime.

Unlike Crowley, who's cheerfully quippy even when he's disemboweling you, Abaddon was all business, and she had one heck of a plan for total domination of both the earth and hell.

It can be done -- even cheerfully.

He even cheerfully puts himself forward for auditions these days.

He tried to interest the author in war, which he even cheerfully predicted by 1940, and bought the boy a.22.