But given that I haven't seen the sun for several weeks now, it's cheering beyond words that he has.
I was among those cheering as word spread bin Laden was killed, but as we inch closer to a decision to release the photos of his dead body, I cannot say I share the same joy.
The fact that the Conservative party conference cheered his words on gay marriage suggested that the grassroots had caught up.
If Mr Corbyn and all those who cheered his words are wise, they will choose the olive branch.
I was shocked by this footage on state TV, because I was present and Bajnai appeared confident and the crowd cheered his words.
Mr. Baldwin, who promised that the state's $20 million in investments would bring a $100 million boost to New Jersey's economy, said he recognized that many who cheered his words were more interested in star-gazing than lawmaking.
But that is not the impression white Americans will get from the 9/11 sermon video, in which parishioners are cheering Wright's words.
There were reams of supporters at the hockey game, against South Korea, who had clearly been bused in to fill the seats, their yellow T-shirts bearing the words "Cheering from Beijing Workers".
A hearty burst of cheering followed these words, and after silence had been restored the Bishop of London offered a short prayer, and the Prince of Wales, on receiving Her Majesty's commands, formally declared the building open.
After a speaking engagement at St . Johns University in 1985, he writes, "What a morale booster that was — 1000's of stUniversityling me they loved me — cheering every other word".
Looking down at Hopkins from the podium, Trinidad, with supporters cheering nearly every word, said that he wanted what his next opponent held: "Bernard Hopkins has something that I want.
