Sentence examples for even jolly from inspiring English sources

His paintings look less blood-curdling – and more sumptuous, energetic, graceful, playful, even jolly.

In the Book Review, Bruce Handy called "Assassination Vacation" a "learned, engagingly discursive, funny, sometimes even jolly ramble".

Mr Wheen in the course of a charming, affectionate and even jolly new biography makes no attempt to deny Marx's vicious streak and his desire to dominate.

In the Book Review, Bruce Handy called "Assassination Vacation" a "learned, engagingly discursive, funny, sometimes even jolly ramble". A PERFECT STRANGER: And Other Stories, by Roxana Robinson.

But that phase, too, passed, and I became manageable, even jolly, noted for my funny recountings of things that I had heard about in town, or that had happened at school.

On polling day the mood in Dhaka was calm, proud and even jolly.Countless lamp-posts, telegraph poles and trees had been draped with lines of string festooned with small, tattered black-and-white election flyers (an unintended if predictable consequence of a ban on colour posters and wall-pasting).

Relish these sated and sedated days when decorations sag, roasts dry, puddings harden, fizz flattens and guests, even the jolliest (especially the jolliest), outstay their welcome.

Expect a new slogan, a logo, perhaps even a jolly new cartoon character.But branding, says Acanchi's sales blurb, must always be "rooted in the reality and essence of the place".

The Harvard police who are handling the protesters have generally been friendly, even sometimes jolly -- a powerful contrast to the Vietnam-era violence between the police and student protesters who occupied University Hall here in April 1969.

He breathed a big sigh of relief and instantly appeared even more jolly.

This manifested itself in a tendency to fall totally silent in even the jolliest company.