The phrase 'cheerfulness for' is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is generally used in the idiom 'cheerfulness for adversity', which means having a cheerful attitude even when faced with difficult or challenging times. For example: "No matter the hardships, she maintained her cheerfulness for adversity and kept her spirits high."
* * * While Holden seems to have thought of Frost as an essentially cheerful person who from time to time stepped away from that cheerfulness for the purposes of composing poetry, Joseph Brodsky came to the opposite conclusion.
While Holden seems to have thought of Frost as an essentially cheerful person who from time to time stepped away from that cheerfulness for the purposes of composing poetry, Joseph Brodsky came to the opposite conclusion.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet While Holden seems to have thought of Frost as an essentially cheerful person who from time to time stepped away from that cheerfulness for the purposes of composing poetry, Joseph Brodsky came to the opposite conclusion.
Early reports on Disneyland Paris frequently cited tension between the Disney theme-park culture, with its strictly enforced dress codes, grooming guidelines and insistence on cheerfulness for its staff, with the more, let us say, laissez-faire attitude of the French (though the fundamental error of not serving wine in the park's restaurants was quickly corrected).
Indeed, landscape can create peace and cheerfulness for users due to its affordances.
Still, whatever its shortcomings or the fear that stalks its corridors, the bleakness of the building has always been compensated for by the cheerfulness of the staff and I have never felt other than welcome here and with all my grumblings, I am thankful to have had a small part in the National's history.
We remember this wonderful woman with deep affection for her cheerfulness, caring nature and for the personal interest she took in all those who work at Parkside.
I couldn't hack angst and had settled for cheerfulness instead.
In Britain we have all the conditions for cheerfulness; inventiveness, a charitable tradition, humorous stoicism and a dull old climate.
The show begins with the expected milking of classic Addams perversity, in which morbidity is automatically substituted for cheerfulness.
So far, the reform has been a mixed success: officers in the new force have been deployed to twenty-nine cities, where they have earned a reputation for cheerfulness and honesty.
