Sentence examples similar to cheerfully protected from inspiring English sources

Mahoney has a pretty good idea who tipped the intelligence to Whitmore, who has cheerfully gone to jail to protect her source (and advance her career).

The Southern newspapers' reports of brutal black fiends were, of course, no more accurate than their reports of slaves cheerfully giving their lives to protect their masters.

Limited government, it seems, is the ideal for everyone except Americans, who are supposed to cheerfully accept Big Government to protect everyone else.

Nobody at the base is prepared to be interviewed, but when we show up the next afternoon, we drive around the inside perimeter and are cheerfully welcomed by the Polisario soldiers who are protecting the people who were once meant to protect them.

He plays himself as at once artless and knowing, cheerfully sentimental but with a mean streak when it comes to protecting his buddy.

The film is best in its middle third, when Heston discovers and protects a group of young people in hiding, including a cheerfully cynical girl, played by Rosalind Cash, who perks up the whole thing.

Mr Hannah tells the embarrassing story of the chief executive who cheerfully blabbed to a magazine about knowledge that lower-level employees had been told to protect.

It began cheerfully enough.

They devoured it cheerfully.

"Meet Fritz, Millerr said cheerfully.

Benech greeted them cheerfully.