Sentence examples for feels cheerful from inspiring English sources

After he leaves she suddenly feels cheerful again.

By the end — which, true to form, feels cheerful but insubstantial — the film is relying on the charms of its cast.

By the end which, true to form, feels cheerful but insubstantial the film is relying on the charms of its cast.

Mr Gross gives us Wendy Cope's "Waste Land Limericks" ("In April one seldom feels cheerful;/Dry stones, sun and dust make me fearful;/ Clairvoyantes distress me,/Commuters depress me/Met Stetson and gave him an earful"), but alas not Myra Buttle's magnificent "The Sweeniad".

Mahler telegraphed Alma the next morning to say "Feeling cheerful.

Maybe optimistic men have good reason to feel cheerful.

As we drove into Manhattan, I felt cheerful and in a way unburdened.

You won't feel cheerful watching this film, but you will know something about France.

The statistics would indicate he has every reason to feel cheerful.

This is probably the first time I've felt cheerful about it".

There was much for the beauty business to feel cheerful about.