Sentence examples for for cheering up from inspiring English sources

When Friedman approached Seeley, 30, he was all-in for cheering up a teen with bone cancer.

I have my own variety of tips lists for cheering up, and I was interested to hear what someone from two centuries ago would recommend.

One day after delivering the official Republican response to President Obama's address to Congress, Gov. Bobby Jindal received high marks for cheering up a recession-weary nation that has not had a good laugh in months.

Paper hats can be useful for party wear, costumes and just for cheering up a bored child.

In 1820, Smith wrote a letter to an unhappy friend, Lady Morpeth, in which he offered her tips for cheering up.

And for those who need cheering up after reading Afgantsy, the British Museum has just produced the perfect pick-me-up: "Afghanistan: Crossroads of the Ancient World", an astonishing exhibition of the Bactrian gold and much more.

And I remember [the] whole village cheering up for this young lad… the Bhumihars, Brahmins and the Dalits alike, on that single television screen available".

Still, Andy's boyish momentum and playfully forceful suggestions had made him good company at a time when she needed cheering up; and for a while, at least, he hadn't got on her nerves.

Recently, a friend shared with me Strindberg & Helium, an animated series featuring the morose philosopher, August Strindberg, with his unlikely companion, Helium, a floating pink balloon on a mission to care for and cheer up the dead pan and depressed thinker.

For example, "cheer up!" or "you should be happy" etc.

Then again, as those who suffer from it know, intractable depression creates a planet all its own, largely impermeable to influence from others except as shadow presences, urging you to come out and rejoin the world, take in a movie, go out for a bite, cheer up.