Sentence examples for cheery talk from inspiring English sources

Despite cheery talk from ministers, no improvement is in sight.

This film is far away from the cheery talk and slick, sequined glamour presented by Strictly Come Dancing.

(Seeing it for the second time I realized how this production sets those depths churning from the beginning, in the silences that exist between the forced, cheery talk).

Indians grouch that the Chinese have been slow to open up their enormous markets to Indian services (banking aside), while cheery talk of agreeing a free-trade deal sends shivers down the spines of India's inefficient manufacturers.

In EU circles, there is much cheery talk of soft power and "people to people contacts", including Russian billionaires heading to western Europe to buy homes, educate children, consult doctors or hide their loot.

But for all the cheery talk, Democrats are working hard to remind Nassau voters that their state senators are creations of the Republican machine that brought the county close to financial ruin.

The calls may sound lightweight, but the cheery small talk can often conceal a heartbreaking situation.

I have no more cheery small talk in me, and I'm truly afraid if I open my mouth all that will come out is F words.

His cheery first pep talk to his troops tells them that they have "proof they can pull great things off", with three successes, reviving EastEnders, Strictly Come Dancing, and The One Show.

So after Oprah Winfrey jokingly complained that Mr. Gore failed to kiss her in a cheery appearance on her talk show, Mr. Bush delivered a strategic smooch to her cheek last week and declared that his favorite gift to his wife, Laura, was a kiss.

The cheery, scruffy Jones is talking in a lot crammed full of Warcraft props and paraphernalia within Los Angeles's Universal Studios.