Sentence examples for far from cheerful from inspiring English sources
Some transactions were far from cheerful.
We did one of those "if it's Tuesday it must be Rome" holidays, visiting too many cities in too short a time, travelling by train, feasting on cheese and salami and cheap red wine, and staying in cheap but far from cheerful two-star hotels.
It's peaceful and bucolic, and far from the cheap-and-cheerful skiing or beach packages Bulgaria is most known for.
LEE SIEGEL'S second novel begins with a cheerful libel: far from being the first man on Everest along with his Sherpa, Tenzing Norgay, Edmund Hillary discovered at the summit a pickax engraved "I.
The house was in a pretty, wooded neighborhood not too far from campus and had a string of cheerful white fairy lights across the doorway.
On the whole, though, the collection seemed geared to wealthy but timid women far from the fashion fringe who like a cheerful suit and are satisfied with a plain black dress with a little rhinestone sparkle for evening.
The President looks far more cheerful than the Governor.
But, before he had gone far, a cheerful crone crossed his path.
But up the road from Molasur in the village of Palamukkal, I heard the story of another person, a man named S. Saravanan, whose life is similarly emblematic of the new, more meritocratic India, yet far less cheerful.
This is far too cheerful and good natured a film to leave any real emotional carnage in its wake.
