Sentence examples for cheerfully not from inspiring English sources

She answered cheerfully: "Not really".

"No, I'm Canadian!" I said cheerfully – not thinking that my answer would prompt furrowed brows.

"Did I hear you say something about Nebraska football?" he asked, innocently, cheerfully, not realizing the twisted synapses that were about to fire in my brain.

I hunted down cookbooks from chefs who were cheerfully (not militantly) gluten-free, like Aran Goyoaga, whose hearty, inventive fare is so marvelously presented and festive that few would guess it's free of the elastic protein that helps make bread springy.

She had given up her birth citizenship too on that pale, cold day in the chapel at Drottningholm when Bertil had taken her hand: achieving what she had always wanted, real, royal love, and endeavouring cheerfully not to think about the cost.

Sergio wrote to us cheerfully: "Not only was I knocked aside in the rush of everybody trying to gaze upon Cher, I woke up with a new name.

Yet as a solo artist, Rose, cheerfully acknowledges: "Not many people know who I am".

"No, no English, no, no," said one, smiling cheerfully but not stopping to talk.

Before she arrived Rice cheerfully admitted not having read many of Shakespeare's plays.

And just in case one of them is thinking of calling him a neo-colonialist, he cheerfully asserts: "Not guilty.

And Betty Wright, who sang backup for Mr. Green before making her own records, took Mr. Green's place singing "Let's Stay Together," cheerfully emulating not only his vocal lines but also his swaggering, hopping stage moves.