Sentence examples for easy cheer from inspiring English sources

But more often than not it's pantomime drawing on stereotypes, and the "cheap pop" (or easy cheer) takes much less effort than great acting and writing.

The dominant voice on the album, which is full of the easy cheer and reliable thump of car commercials, is that of Martina Sorbara, lead singer of the Canadian band Dragonette.

And the performance of the British teams is just as mediocre, giving more leverage to politicians determined to get a few easy cheers from slagging off teachers.

Put it this way: To get a feel for what it's like listening as a European to Palin's flourishes of happy, overconfident nonsense, whether on Putin's head traveling into U.S. air space or whatever else, just pretend you were one of those good people in Erie, Pennsylvania, this week when Palin mentioned the Phillies and expected easy cheers!

Youkilis was easy to cheer for.

Those teams are so easy to cheer for, bring so much charm to sports.

Big Brown's trainer, Rick Dutrow, was another figure whom many in racing found easy to cheer against.

It is easy to cheer the fall of the sultanistic dictatorships.

As long as a more thoughtful, more measured style of medicine keeps improving outcomes, change should be easy to cheer for.

For investors looking for stability in the financial markets and more signs of a recovery, it was easy to cheer the news on Tuesday.

It's easy to cheer for the evolution of "American Idol" from Carey to Minaj; from manufacturer of pop widgets to the world's most expensive group-therapy session.